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DERBY GIG GUIDE DERBYSHIRE No 1 Moonshine Magazine ISSUE 39 SEPTEMBER 2018 DERBY GIG GUIDE DERBYSHIRE No 1. FREE MONTHLY MUSIC & EVENTS MAGAZINE INSIDE... DAILY GIG GUIDE FOR SEPTEMBER GOLDEN EAGLE THE FLOWERPOT O'DWYERS HORSE & GROOM THE SMITHFIELD THE WHITE HORSE DOG & MOON OUT OF TOWN GIG GUIDE KING WILLIAM MILFORD THORN TREE INN BELPER REVIEWS MARK ALLEN & HERDING CATZ SOUTHBOUND See p5. THE EYES HAVE IT FESTIVAL DUFFIELD Pt 1. SASKIA @ THE FLOWERPOT RHINO'S REVENGE + INTERVIEW MOONSHINE COUNTRY MUSIC ROUND UP Coming soon THE GOLDEN EAGLE AGARD STREET, DERBY. SEPTEMBER GIG GUIDE Thurs 6th T.B.C. Thurs 13th LIL JIM & HAZEL SCOTT Thurs 20th MIDNIGHT SPECIALS Thurs 27th THE BROADCASTERS with Special guest Chris Hall on drums Fri 28th KEV ANDREWS KEV ANDREWS Much going on in the Moonshine Shack, the MOONSHINE MAGAZINE old oven range after spillages from fried chicken etc. needed a scrub out and Dave (this DERBY GIG GUIDE guy is the best) EDITOR/ PUBLISHER Mick Moonshine. DERBY OVEN Tel: Mick 07745608258 CLEANING SERVICES Special thanks to the Moonshine Crew. Website Sam Woodrow. Photography Gary Betts. Sam Woodrow Blues/Roots Editor Blues Man Kev. Reviews Claire Spencer Kev White, Gary Betts. Advertising Rates Email [email protected] ALL ADVERTISING MUST BE PAID ON PROOF COPY. DEADLINE IS 10th OF THE MONTH Moonshine Magazine is copyright. The Editor cannot be held responsible for any breach of copyright arising from material supplied to us from clients and advertisers and reviewers. The views in this magazine are copyright to the contributor and are not Tel: 07910562559 necessarily shared by the Editor. Moonshine DERBY GIG GUIDE www.mickmoonshine.co.uk E mail [email protected] p3 DERBY GIG GUIDE BELL & CASTLE SUNDAY 9th Sept Editor Mick Moonshine. 5pm Brilliant photos Moonshine photographer Gary Betts capturing Derby Gig Guides finest moments. Play The Smithfield Derby, Moonshine Country Sessions on Sunday September 16th 4pm. .44 PISTOL 10th ANNIVERSARY Tour play The Smithfield Derby Friday 5th October The Smithfield scoop the .44 Pistols 10th Anniversary gig Friday Oct 5th and me supporting. The last of the Moonshine Country Sessions on Sundays this month big 'Round up' review in October issue. Front Cover Poster design MARTIN BEDFORD p4 Moonshine DERBY GIG GUIDE www.mickmoonshine.co.uk E mail [email protected] THE PEACOCK HORSE & GROOM BEER FESTIVAL Elm/Parker Street, Derby. Sept 6-7-8th Fri 7th LIL JIM Sat 8th RIP IT UP SEPTEMBER GIG GUIDE Sat 1st MURDER OF CROWS Sat 8th BREACH Fri 14th THE GOODGES Sat 15th EL DUDERINO Sat 22nd KORMA POLICE Wed 26th WEST END JAZZ EVENING Sat 29th SLOWDOWN BOYS Moonshine DERBY GIG GUIDE www.mickmoonshine.co.uk E mail [email protected] p5 p6 Moonshine DERBY GIG GUIDE www.mickmoonshine.co.uk Email [email protected] Moonshine Derby Gig Guide SEPTEMBER FREE LISTINGS DEADLINE 10th of the Month E mail [email protected] SATURDAY 1st SATURDAY 1st SUNDAY 2nd Continued... THE FLOWERPOT THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. THE WHITE HORSE King Street, Derby. HAMILTON LOOMIS Morledge, Derby. 2 MAN BAND 4pm. STAMPEDE THE SMITHFIELD Meadow Road, Derby. HAIRY DOG MICK MOONSHINE Beckett Street, Derby. CLASSIC ROCK NIGHTWISHED. THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. SING AROUND 2-5pm. NATHAN JOHNSTON 8-30pm. SITWELL TAVERN Sitwell Street, Derby. FULL THROTTLE ODWYERS BAR Kedleston Road, Derby. THE SMITHFIELD LUKE WALL Meadow Road, Derby. B B BLACKDOG DOG & MOON Sadlergate, Derby. JAZZ FUNK HOUSE ELLIOT HOLLINS HORSE & GROOM DEADLINE FOR FREE GIG Elm/Parker Street, Derby. LISTINGS IN OCTOBER ISSUE MURDER OF CROWS IS 7th SEPTEMBER THE WHITE HORSE Morledge, Derby. HONEY DON'T 4pm THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. JAM SESSION 4pm DOG & MOON Sadlergate, Derby. EMMA BUCKLEY 8pm REVOLUCION DE CUBA The Strand Derby. SUGAR TREE Download DERBY GIG GUIDE from www.mickmoonshine.co.uk Email [email protected] p7 Moonshine Derby Gig Guide SEPTEMBER FREE LISTINGS DEADLINE 10th of the Month E mail [email protected] MONDAY 3rd FRIDAY 7th SATURDAY 8th Continued... Continued... THE FLOWERPOT HAIRY DOG King Street, Derby. THE NEEDLES Beckett Street, Derby. PAINTING BOX Alvaston, Derby. RADAR REHEARSAL AARON & THE HOUND SITWELL TAVERN ROOMS SHOWCASE DAWGS Sitwell Street, Derby. ECHO FIRE see p23 PHIL MATHEWS & FRIENDS ODWYERS BAR NEW ZEALAND ARMS Kedleston Road, Derby. WEDNESDAY 5th Langley Street, Derby. IN HERE BROS. MICK MOONSHINE THE LAST POST THE FLOWERPOT SITWELL TAVERN 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. King Street, Derby. Sitwell Street, Derby. MICHAEL UPTON WOOLLEY & ARCHER BUSH PILOTS & guests DOG & MOON DOG & MOON THE PEACOCK Sadlergate, Derby. Old Nottingham Road, Sadlergate, Derby. JAZZ FUNK HOUSE BEER FESTIVAL MUSICAL BINGO ELLIOT HOLLINS PAUL TABOR LIL JIM SUNDAY 9th THE SMITHFIELD DOG & MOON Meadow Road, Derby. Sadlergate, Derby. ACOUSTIC SESSION KAROLINA THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. THURSDAY 6th SATURDAY 8th STARSCREEN 4pm. THE SMITHFIELD Meadow Road, Derby. THE GOLDEN EAGLE THE FLOWERPOT Agard Street, Derby. HEADSHRINKA King Street, Derby. T.B.C. U2UK THE WHITE HORSE THE LAST POST Morledge, Derby. HORSE & GROOM 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. THE RICS 4pm Elm/Parker Street, Derby. OLLIE HOLROYD BREACH THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. FRIDAY 7th THE WHITE HORSE JAM SESSION 4pm Morledge, Derby. THE JD SKA COLLECTIVE THE FLOWERPOT DOG & MOON Sadlergate, Derby. King Street, Derby. THE PEACOCK EMMA BUCKLEY 8pm JAWBONE Old Nottingham Road, BEER FESTIVAL THE WHITE HORSE BELL & CASTLE Morledge, Derby. RIP IT UP Burton Road, Derby. INCREDIBLE SKANK BROS. ASH GREY & THE SITWELL TAVERN BURNERS BANJO JEN Sitwell Street, Derby. THE LAST POST BIG JIM WIDDOP 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. ALAN MOORE'S ELVIS THE VILLAGE Tribute REVOLUCION DE CUBA The Strand Derby. SUGAR TREE p8 Download DERBY GIG GUIDE from www.mickmoonshine.co.uk Email [email protected] Moonshine Derby Gig Guide SEPTEMBER FREE LISTINGS DEADLINE 10th of the Month E mail [email protected] MONDAY 10th FRIDAY 14th SATURDAY 15th Continued... Continued... THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. HAIRY DOG THE NEEDLES THREADED Beckett Street, Derby. Alvaston, Derby. THE FILAMENT + UNFORGIVEN WEDNESDAY 12th WASTE OF AMMO DOG & MOON SUNDAY 16th THE FLOWERPOT Sadlergate, Derby. King Street, Derby. MIKE HARDY ADAM SWEET THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. DOG & MOON SATURDAY 15th BLACKWATER 4pm. Sadlergate, Derby. LEE REIDY OPEN MIC THE SMITHFIELD THE FLOWERPOT Meadow Road, Derby. THE SMITHFIELD King Street, Derby. MOONSHINE COUNTRY Meadow Road, Derby. STEREOSONICS OUTWOODS COUNTY RIDERS ACOUSTIC SESSION HORSE & GROOM THURSDAY 13th Elm/Parker Street, Derby. EL DUDERINO THE GOLDEN EAGLE THE WHITE HORSE Morledge, Derby. Agard Street, Derby. LIL JIM & HAZEL SCOTT ROCK BUFFET THE LAST POST THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. ROB & SUE LESTER NORTON O'DWYERS BAR FRIDAY 14th THE WHITE HORSE Kedleston Road Derby. Morledge, Derby. HOT BOXED THE FLOWERPOT FUND RAISER 4pm King Street, Derby. HAIRY DOG INDIE DIVISION, SUB LA VILLA STRANGIATO Beckett Street, Derby. CULTURE, THE LAPELS, SUB X CLUB NIGHT OASISNT. HORSE & GROOM 7pm DAMAGE REPORT Elm/Parker Street, Derby. THE SMITHFIELD THE GOODGES Meadow Road, Derby. THE LAST POST JASPER ROCKS 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. THE WHITE HORSE JAM SESSION 4pm Morledge, Derby. DOG & MOON RIK GAYNOR (ELVIS) Sadlergate, Derby. DOG & MOON CHARITY FUNDRAISER Sadlergate, Derby. THE LAST POST LIVE ACTS 6-11pm EMMA BUCKLEY 8pm 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. PAUL CARBUNCLE SITWELL TAVERN REVOLUCION DE CUBA Sitwell Street, Derby. The Strand, Derby. SITWELL TAVERN Punk at The Sitwell 4 BANDS SUGAR TREE Sitwell Street, Derby. THE RATTLESNAKES Download DERBY GIG GUIDE from www.mickmoonshine.co.uk Email [email protected] p9 Moonshine Derby Gig Guide SEPTEMBER FREE LISTINGS DEADLINE 10th of the Month E mail [email protected] MONDAY 17th FRIDAY 21st SUNDAY 23rd Continued... THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. HAIRY DOG THE FLOWERPOT DANDYLIONS Beckett Street, Derby. King Street, Derby. KORN AGAIN LIL JIM 4pm. WEDNESDAY 19th SITWELL TAVERN SITWELL TAVERN Sitwell Street, Derby. Sitwell Street, Derby. THE FLOWERPOT DROID SOUP Punk at The Sitwell 4 BANDS King Street, Derby. WOOLLEY & ARCHER THE SMITHFIELD Meadow Road, Derby. DOG & MOON HARD ROCKIN AMIGOS Sadlergate, Derby. SATURDAY 22nd QUIZ NIGHT LUKE HARRISON THE FLOWERPOT THE SMITHFIELD King Street, Derby. Meadow Road, Derby. SARI SCHORR ACOUSTIC SESSION HORSE & GROOM Elm/Parker Street, Derby. THURSDAY 20th KORMA POLICE THE WHITE HORSE THE GOLDEN EAGLE Morledge, Derby. Agard Street, Derby. CRAZY 66 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIALS THE LAST POST THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. THE WHITE HORSE 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. PATRICK Morledge, Derby. INSIDE INFORMATION THE FAZYS 4pm O'DWYERS BAR FRIDAY 21st Kedleston Road Derby. THE LAST POST THE FOX & THE PIRATE 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. JAM SESSION 4pm THE FLOWERPOT THE NEEDLES King Street, Derby. Alvaston, Derby. DOG & MOON MUSED FOREVER MOD 8-30pm Sadlergate, Derby. EMMA BUCKLEY 8pm THE WHITE HORSE SITWELL TAVERN Morledge, Derby. Sitwell Street, Derby. REVOLUCION DE CUBA CURV 3 CHARITY NIGHT The Strand, Derby. 4 BANDS SUGAR TREE THE LAST POST 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. DOG & MOON PHIL & BILL Vol 3. Sadlergate, Derby. JAZZ FUNK HOUSE DOG & MOON Sadlergate, Derby. ELLIOT HOLLINS . DOROTHY ELLA p10 Download DERBY GIG GUIDE from www.mickmoonshine.co.uk Email [email protected] Moonshine Derby Gig Guide SEPTEMBER FREE LISTINGS DEADLINE 10th of the Month E mail [email protected] MONDAY 24th FRIDAY 28th SATURDAY 29th Continued... Continued... THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby. THE GOLDEN EAGLE DOG & MOON BIG STONE GAP Agard Street, Derby. Sadlergate, Derby. KEV ANDREWS JAZZ FUNK HOUSE WEDNESDAY 26th ELLIOT HOLLINS HAIRY DOG Beckett Street, Derby. SUNDAY 30th THE FLOWERPOT SPEAR OF DESTINY King Street, Derby. THE FLOWERPOT THE LAST POST TOMMY JONES King Street, Derby. 1 Uttoxeter Old Road, Derby. PAUL EVANS & JAKE DOG & MOON SUE & ROB BILLINGTON 4pm. Sadlergate, Derby. DOG & MOON MUSICAL SHOWCASE THE SMITHFIELD Sadlergate, Derby.
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