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SATURDAY GIG GUIDE for 14Th OCTOBER Weekend Is in Full Flow SATURDAY GIG GUIDE FOR 14th OCTOBER Weekend is in full flow and there’s over 200 gigs on around the North this evening so, check out the Saturday Gig Guide and head of for some great live music: __________________________ A __________________________ ===ALLENDALE=== [VENUE] The Golden Lion [BAND] Electric Temple [MUSIC] Covering songs by Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, David Bowie and many more similar. __________________________ ===ALNWICK=== [VENUE] Queens Head [BAND] Liberty Belle [MUSIC] Female fronted band covering rock and pop hits from the 70's to now. ___________________________ ===ALSTON=== [VENUE] The Turks Head [EVENT] Open Mic/Buskers Night [TIME] 8.30pm _____________________________ ===ANNFIELD PLAIN=== [VENUE] Coach & Horses [BAND] Ritchie Bee Band [MUSIC] A nectar fuelled set guaranteed to get you buzzin' with tunes from, Muse, Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, Rainbow, Thin Lizzy, Van Halen, The Eagles and other Rock giants _____________________________ ===ANNITSFORD=== [VENUE] The Bridge [ARTIST] Miranda Newton [MUSIC] Great female solo artist performing a range of songs with something for everyone. _____________________________ ===ASHINGTON=== [VENUE] Bubbles [BAND] Yellowstone [MUSIC] The Foo Fighters, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Ocean Colour Scene, The Talking Heads, Jake Bugg, The Small Faces and more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Half Moon [BAND] The Pretty Weeds [MUSIC] Playing music by Pretenders, Stevie Wonder, Stevie Wonder, Republica, Meredith Brooks, Blondie, Duffy, Paloma Faith, Cee Lo Green, Sheryl Crow, Alanis Morrisette, Hole and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Elephant [ARTIST] Lee Brown [MUSIC] Excellent guitarist and singer performing a range of well-known songs from the likes of The Stones, Lennoxtown, Bryan Adams and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Ashington FC [BAND] LoGoz [MUSIC] Unique brand of infectious, upbeat, powerful Alternative Punk Pop Rock 'n' Roll with the spirit of 1977 and the soul of 2015. [SUPPORT] The Band For Disease Control [TIME] 8pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Block & Tackle [BAND] Acoustic Beatles [MUSIC] Bringing you the best of The Beatles in an acoustic fashion. _____________________________ B _____________________________ ===BARNSLEY=== [VENUE] Staincross WMC [BAND] Stormchaser [MUSIC] Covering rock classics from the likes of Whitesnake, Journey, Thin Lizzy, Bon Jovi, Deep Purple and many more. [TIME] 8.30pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Trades Club [BAND] Big Business [MUSIC] 70s Soul/Motown Band ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Old School House Venue [BAND] The Manc Lads [MUSIC] Tribute to the music of The Macc Lads [TIME] 8pm ______________________________ ===BEADNELL==== [VENUE] Craster Arms [BAND] Steve Ballantyne Band [MUSIC] Covering the music of Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, Bad Company, Stevie Wonder, The Kinks and many more. ______________________________ ===BEDLINGTON=== [VENUE] Market Tavern [ARTIST] The Boyle & Beddard Experience [MUSIC] Bringing together two of the regions finest singer/songwriters ______________________________ ===BELFORD=== [VENUE] The Black Swan [BAND] The Lynch Mob [MUSIC] Driving, rootsy trio using guitars, mandolin, banjo, bass and double bass, performing songs such as Galway Girl, Dirty Old Town, Ooh La La, Fisherman's Blues and other folk and Irish tunes. ______________________________ ===BERWICK=== [VENUE] The Thatch [BAND] Mike Darren [MUSIC] Tribute to Neil Diamond ______________________________ ===BILLINGHAM=== [VENUE] The Merlin [BAND] Alpha Place [MUSIC] Covering classics by Bowie, T Rex, The Stereophonics, The Beatles, The Killers, The Stone Roses and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Billingham Catholic Club [BAND] The Chevrons [MUSIC] Original seventies rock and pop band. ______________________________ ===BISHOP AUCKLAND=== [VENUE] The Grand [BAND] Mac3 [MUSIC] Covers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Bar Tutsters [BAND] The Peel Street Band [MUSIC] Covering songs by the likes of Cream, The Doors , The Rolling Stones and similar. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Bishop Sports Bar [BAND] The Rumoured [MUSIC] Playing music by Guns 'N' Roses, Journey, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Joan Jett and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Merry Monk [ACT] Paul Reed [MUSIC] Acoustic covers ___________________________ ===BLACKHALL=== [VENUE] Blackhall Navy Club [BAND] The Graham Henderson Experience [MUSIC] Playing music by Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, early Fleetwood Mac, Cream and other classic music from that era. ____________________________ ===BLACKHILL=== [VENUE] The Cricketers [BAND] Ginger and the Rogers [MUSIC] Covering popular songs _____________________________ ===BLYTH=== [VENUE] The Bebside Inn [BAND] Riff Raff [MUSIC] Tribute to AC/DC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Tavern [BAND] Clash City Rockers [MUSIC] Tribute to the music of The Clash _____________________________ ===BOLDON=== [VENUE] The Colliery Tavern [BAND] ****Usually a band/act on, but nothing advertised yet**** [MUSIC] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Shack [BAND] Fireheart [MUSIC] Covering songs by Def Leppard, Toto, Rainbow, Whitesnake, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams Guns n Roses and many more. [ENTRY] £2 c/c _____________________________ ===BRADFORD=== [VENUE] The Wireless Bar [BAND] Northern Comfort [MUSIC] Britrock/indie originals [SUPPORT] Astral Trip and Anamcara [TIME] 7pm ____________________________ ===BURNOPFIELD=== [VENUE] The Sun Inn [BAND] The Desparados [MUSIC] Covering popular songs form the 60’s through to present day. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Pack Horse Inn [BAND] Romeo's Pistol [MUSIC] Covering: Arctic monkeys, Black keys, Stereophonics, Beetles, Kooks, James, Stevie Wonders, KOL, Oasis and more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Burton House [BAND] The Dust Town Dogs [MUSIC] Classic Rock, Punk, Indie, Ska, Jazz, Country, 80's Pop and Observational Comedy. [TIME] 8pm _____________________________ C _____________________________ ===CALLERTON=== [VENUE] Poachers Cottage [BAND] The Proper Boys [MUSIC] Top class rock band performing rock music as it should be, guaranteeing a proper evening of music. ____________________________ ===CHESTER LE STREET=== [VENUE] GW Horners [BAND] Sidelined [MUSIC] Playing classic songs from the 60's 70's 80's and a tickle of 90's. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Market Tavern [BAND] Open Mic [INFO] All welcome ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Lambton Arms Hotel [BAND] Rhubarb Red [MUSIC] Playing music by Deep Purple, Bowie, Tom Petty, The Jam, Black Sabbath, Gary Moore, AC/DC and many more similar. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Chester le Street Golf Club [BAND] The Bear Wire Band [MUSIC] Playing the best of Country Rock, Americana and Rockabilly. [ENTRY] £10 [TIME] 8pm __________________________ ===CHOPPINGTON=== [VENUE] Cherry Tree Bar & Grill [ARTIST] Danny Smith [MUSIC] Acoustic tunes from the likes of Coldplay, The Lumineers, The Police, Snow Patrol, Fleetwood Mac, The La's, The Killers, The Goo Goo Dolls, Jason Mraz, Wheatus and more similar. __________________________ ===CONSETT=== [VENUE] The Turf [BAND] SkaMania [MUSIC] Authentic Ska sounds from the early days of Prince Buster, Desmond Dekker right up to Madness and The Specials. ____________________________ ===CORBRIDGE=== [VENUE] The Golden Lion [BAND] Union Street [MUSIC] Performing Motown, Dance, R&B, Pop, Funk, 60's and 70's classic rock, soul, and modern rock. ____________________________ ===COUNDON=== [VENUE] Durham Ox [BAND] Bernie & The Blue Notes [MUSIC] Rock n' Roll, Rockabilly and Blues band. ___________________________ ===CRAMLINGTON=== [VENUE] Benedictine Club [BAND] Rusty Haloz [MUSIC] Covering songs by Bon Jovi, Queen, Deacon Blue, Cutting Crew, Journey, Stereophonics, Whitesnake, Chesney Hawkes, James, Huey Lewis and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Clef & Cask [BAND] This Machine [MUSIC] Brilliant rock covers from the likes of AC/DC, Def Leppard, Rolling Stones, Poison, Cinderella, Black Crowes and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Brockwell Seam [BAND] 7 Sins [MUSIC] Playing music by Free, Bad Company, Tom Petty, Simple Minds, The Animals, Steppenwolf, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Foo Fighters, Def Leppard, Neil Young and similar. ___________________________ ===CRAWCROOK=== [VENUE] The Rising Sun [BAND] Gatecrashers (third party info, not verified with band or venue) [MUSIC] Top class funk rock band covering everything from AC/DC through TRex to Led Zeppelin and just about anything in between, plus some great mashups. _____________________________ ===CROOK=== [VENUE] The Mill House [BAND] Whole Hog [MUSIC] Playing music by Aerosmith, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, Fleetwood Mac and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Crook Hotel [BAND] Share the Darkness [MUSIC] More Irish than a Dublin pub. _____________________________ ===CUMBERNAULD=== [VENUE] Vortex at The Weaver [BAND] The Real People [MUSIC] Liverpool indie legends [SUPPORT] Digsy from Smaller and The Sums fame and the elusive Legendary Glasgow Indie band The Snorkels and Branksy giving it retro on the old Vinyl [TIME] 8.00pm _____________________________ D _____________________________ ===DARLINGTON=== [VENUE] The Quays [BAND] Once Bitten [MUSIC] Paul Dannatt & Kim Walker Mcniff, 2 highly respected vocalists have joined forces to bring you some great classic songs from soul, pop, rock and blues artists including Ottis Redding, Bad Company, Whitesnake, Blondie, Queen and many more . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Pennyweight [BAND] Josh Harty [MUSIC] Unique blend of American music with combines the sounds of country, blues and folk music. [TIME] 8pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Harrowgate Club & Institute [ACT] Jemma
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