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SATURDAY GIG GUIDE 27Th JANUARY SATURDAY GIG GUIDE 27th JANUARY (All gig info is provided to the best of my knowledge and may be subject to change, which may not be brought to my attention. If you intend to travel to a gig, check with the band or venue. We accept no responsibility for loss. Gigs usually start around 9/9.30pm, but where we are aware of an earlier/later start it will be added to the listing.). Your Saturday evening entertainement: __________________________ A __________________________ ===ALSTON=== [VENUE] The Turks Head [EVENT] Open Mic/Buskers Night [TIME] 8.30pm _____________________________ ===AMBLE=== [VENUE] The Coquet Club [ACT] Bernie [MUSIC] Elvis tribute and other songs of the 50’s _____________________________ ===ANNITSFORD=== [VENUE] The Bridge Inn [BAND] Delta Bay [MUSIC] Covering Thin Lizzy, Duran Duran, Prince, Foo Fighters, Madness, James Brown, Hendrix, George Ezra and many more. _____________________________ ===ASHINGTON=== [VENUE] Bubbles [BAND] Percy & The Piglets [MUSIC] Fast Rockin Porkabilly Tunes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Elephant [BAND] Caught in the Act [MUSIC] Covering songs by Deep Purple, Sex Pistols, Rolling Stones, Rory Gallagher, Roxy Music, ACDC, Thin Lizzy and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Northern Social Club [BAND] Vienna [MUSIC] Covering songs by Cutting Crew, Foo Fighters, Rob Seger, Billy Ocean, Gary Moore, Pink Floyd, The Who, Deacon Blue and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Block & Tackle [ACT] Michael Stevens [MUSIC] Popular covers _____________________________ B _____________________________ ===BARNARD CASTLE=== [VENUE] Mickleton Village Hall [EVENT] Mickleton RnB Club [BAND] Voodoo Moon [MUSIC] RnB [SUPPORT] Gary Grainger [ENTRY] £14.00 - 01833 640854 for tickets or £12.00 via https://goo.gl/tLDJbm [TIME] 8.00pm _____________________________ ===BARNSLEY=== [VENUE] Staincross WMC [BAND] Coyote [MUSIC] Covering songs by AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Bon Jovi, Bad Company, Free, Guns n’ Roses, Metallica, Rainbow and more. [TIME] 8.30pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Trades Club [BAND] Brigade [MUSIC] Covering songs by Cher, Journey, Foreigner, Whitesnake, Toto, Prince. Huey Lewis, Starship, Bryan Adams, Heart, Billy Idol, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Queen, Rainbow and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] New Lodge WMC [BAND] Soulville [MUSIC] Soul & Motown hits. [TIME] 8.00pm ______________________________ ===BEDLINGTON=== [VENUE] The Market Tavern [BAND] Auld Mans Baccie [MUSIC] Acoustic duo playing roots, Americana, and traditional blues music. _____________________________ ===BILLINGHAM=== [VENUE] The Merlin [BAND] Audio Souls [MUSIC] Cover a wide range of tunes from the likes of Amy Winehouse, Tina Turner, Paul Weller, The Clash, The Beatles and similar. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Billingham Catholic Club [BAND] The Codgers [MUSIC] Rock covers of songs by Rolling Stones, Thunder, Guns n’ Roses, The Cult, Skunk Anansie, Faces, AC/DC and many more. ______________________________ ===BISHOP AUCKLAND=== [VENUE] The Grand [BAND] Contraband [MUSIC] Classic rock and blues by Gary Moore, Free, Cream, Hendrix, SRV and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Bar Tutsters [BAND] So What from 9pm [MUSIC] Covering: Springsteen , Rory Gallagher, The Animals, Elvis Presley, TRex and many more. ___________________________ ===BLACKHALL=== [VENUE] Blackhall Navy Club [BAND] ****Usually a band/act on, but nothing advertised yet**** [MUSIC] ____________________________ ===BLYTH=== [VENUE] The Bebside Inn [BAND] FM [MUSIC] Expect the likes of Guns n' Roses, The Cult, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, AC/DC, The Who, Foo Fighters and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Tavern [BAND] Call Off The Search [MUSIC] Covering songs by Patti Smith, The Doors, Golden Earring, Led Zeppelin, Bryan Adams, Lenny Kravitz, Robert Palmer, Queen, The Eagles, Free, U2 and similar. _____________________________ ===BOLDON=== [VENUE] The Colliery Tavern [BAND] The Spacehoppers [MUSIC] Taking you back to the heady days of Glam rock. _____________________________ ===BROTTON=== [VENUE] The railway [BAND] The Sub Pops [MUSIC] Playing alternative hits and rock and grunge bangers from the 90s onwards. _____________________________ C _____________________________ ===CHESTER LE STREET=== [VENUE] GW Horners [BAND] Lost Plotters [MUSIC] Covering: Cream, Blackberry Smoke, CCR, Free, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, ZZ Top, Rory Gallagher, Bad Company, Rolling Stones, Fleet Wood Mac, Thunder and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Lambton Arms Hotel [BAND] Trip Hazard [MUSIC] Covering songs by Kaiser Chiefs, The Jam, Blondie, Kim Wilde, The Cult, Blur, The Beatles, Free and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Beamish Hall [EVENT] Winter Festival [INFO] Various things to do, including a number of bands on from 4.00pm [BAND] The Dust Town Dogs [MUSIC] Classic Rock, Punk, Indie, Ska, Jazz, Country, 80's Pop and Observational Comedy. [ENTRY] From £5.00 ____________________________ ===CHOPPINGTON=== [VENUE] Cherry Tree Bar & Grill [ACT] Kiel Wilkinson [MUSIC] Popular covers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Travellers Rest [ARTIST] Mike Gatto [MUSIC] Covers of songs by Oasis, The Killers, Robbie Williams, The Killers, Fleetwood Mac and similar, plus some of his own compilations. ____________________________ ===CONSETT=== [VENUE] The Turf [BAND] Urban Commandos [MUSIC] Original punk and Indie ____________________________ ===CORBRIDGE=== [VENUE] The Golden Lion [BAND] Kev Beadle [MUSIC] Covering popular songs ____________________________ ===COUNDON=== [VENUE] Durham Ox [BAND] Janie McKenzie [MUSIC] From Bassey to Beyonce with a hint of burlesque and a dose of comedy. [PLUS] Sue Sweeney [ENTRY] £5.00 OTD [TIME] 6.00pm ___________________________ ===CRAMLINGTON=== [VENUE] Benedictine Club [BAND] M-Town [MUSIC] Covering songs by Temptations, Harold Melvin, Drifters, O'Jays, Four Tops, Fantastics, Stylistics, Lionel Richie, Jackie Wilson, Tavares, Real Thing, Contours, Overtones, Bruno Mars and many more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Phoenix [BAND] 280s [MUSIC] Playing music by Stereophonics, Black Keys, Rolling Stones, Thin Lizzy, Kings of Leon, The Darkness, Foo Fighters, Bon Jovi and loads more. _____________________________ ===CROOK=== [VENUE] The Mill House [BAND] Kimera [MUSIC] Music from the likes of Pink, Alanis Morrisette, Anastacia, AC/DC, Journey and more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Crook Hotel [BAND] Share the Darkness [MUSIC] More Irish than a Dublin pub. ____________________________ ===CUMBERNAULD=== [VENUE] Vortex at The Weaver [BAND] End of a Century [MUSIC] Covers [TIME] 8.00pm ____________________________ D _____________________________ ===DARLINGTON=== [VENUE] The Quays [BAND] Honest Jack [MUSIC] Covering music by Aha, Amy Winehouse, Aztec Camera, The Beatles, Billy Ocean, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams, The Coral, Coldplay, Crowded House and more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Harrowgate Club & Institute [ARTIST] Rhythm Express [MUSIC] (unknown) [ENTRY] £2.00 [TIME] 7pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Forum Music Centre [BAND] Black Ice [MUSIC] Ac/DC tribute [ENTRY] £9.00 (incl. booking fee) - https://goo.gl/vUB9jJ [TIME] 8.00pm _____________________________ ===DIPTON=== [VENUE] The New Plough [BAND] Dan McClew [MUSIC] Acoustic covers _____________________________ ===DUDLEY=== [VENUE] Dudley Hotel [BAND] McKenzie [MUSIC] Popular songs covered _____________________________ ===DURHAM=== [VENUE] The Angel Inn [BAND] Midnite Blue [MUSIC] Classic blues rock from the likes of SRV, Hendrix, Gary Moore, Free amongst others. _____________________________ E _____________________________ ===EASINGTON=== [VENUE] New Vic [BAND] Sponge Divers [MUSIC] Expect Blues, rock, soul, funk, pop, jazz, swing, reggae, R&B, hip hop and nursery rhymes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Easington Colliery Club [BAND] Born Villains [MUSIC] Music from the likes of Pearl Jam, AC/DC, U2, Sabbath, Aerosmith, Guns n Roses, Foo fighters, Metallica, Nirvana, The Cult and many more similar. _____________________________ ===EDINBURGH=== [VENUE] Stramash [BAND] Mad Ferret [MUSIC] Scottish duo, known for their hard hitting blend of traditional and contemporary Folk music. AND [BAND] Size Queen [MUSIC] Classic rock covers - from dancy 70's AOR cheese to grinding 80's metal. [SUPPORT] The Dana Dixon Band [TIME] 7.00pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] Bannermans [BAND] Van Zeller [MUSIC] Punk rock [SUPPORT] Leeches & Black Tiles [ENTRY] £7.25 (incl. booking fees) - https://goo.gl/8xJDJ7 [TIME] 7.30pm ______________________________ F _____________________________ ===FELLING=== [VENUE] The Old Fox [BAND] Tubesnake [MUSIC] Playing classic & obscure tracks by The Doors, Bowie, The Rolling Stones and much more. _____________________________ ===FOREST HALL=== [VENUE] The Flying Scotsman [ACT] Mad Manners [MUSIC] One-man tribute to Madness, Bad Manners & Specials _____________________________ G _____________________________ ===GATESHEAD=== [VENUE] The Pelaw Inn [BAND] Skapones [MUSIC] The six-piece ensemble performing a selection of 2 Tone anthems and other foot stomping tunes, from the likes of The Specials, Madness, The Beat, Bad Manners, The Toasters, Dexys and similar. [ENTRY] £2.00 OTD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Aletaster [BAND] Backwater [MUSIC] Covering songs by Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Rush, UFO, Free, Thin Lizzy, Queen, Status Quo, Budgie, Styx, Kansas, Foghat, Boston and more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Three Tuns [BAND] STAN [MUSIC] Power poprock originals from one of the best, with some new tracks to be showcased. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [VENUE] The Crown [BAND] The Vinyl Chimes [MUSIC] Playing classic
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