28 July at 19:30
Ends at 23:45
Litter of Kings & Friends Live are proud to present an evening of exciting, emerging bands gathered from the wider East Anglian original music scene.
COLLARS
10 – 10.45
These indie punks from Norwich make a big racket on a DIY basis. One sings, while the other plays guitar and drums at the same time. The results? One-of-a-kind indie that harks back to the noughties and ought to please fans of The White Stripes and the YYYs. Since forming in 2018, Collars have won BurySOUND; supported the Boo Radleys, Long Blondes and Deadletter; and been played on numerous BBC Introducing shows, including 6Music. They released their debut album Clyde last autumn.
10 – 10.45
These indie punks from Norwich make a big racket on a DIY basis. One sings, while the other plays guitar and drums at the same time. The results? One-of-a-kind indie that harks back to the noughties and ought to please fans of The White Stripes and the YYYs. Since forming in 2018, Collars have won BurySOUND; supported the Boo Radleys, Long Blondes and Deadletter; and been played on numerous BBC Introducing shows, including 6Music. They released their debut album Clyde last autumn.
MAGIC SEAS
9 – 9.45
Hailing from Chelmsford, MAGIC SEAS are brothers James and John Prudence. The duo’s debut album ‘Paint The Waves’ takes a big step into their shimmering dream-pop sound. It was co-produced and mixed by Ride frontman Mark Gardener at his OX4 Sound studio in Oxford.
9 – 9.45
Hailing from Chelmsford, MAGIC SEAS are brothers James and John Prudence. The duo’s debut album ‘Paint The Waves’ takes a big step into their shimmering dream-pop sound. It was co-produced and mixed by Ride frontman Mark Gardener at his OX4 Sound studio in Oxford.
OUTBOUND
8 – 8.45
A group of four lads from Bury St Edmunds. They’ve been playing and writing alternative, high-energy indie rock music for 4 years now. Their great leap forward came early last year at BurySound and they won the competition’s Rising Star award this year. With influences ranging from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers to Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, they bring a hell-of-a-lot of energy to the stage.
8 – 8.45
A group of four lads from Bury St Edmunds. They’ve been playing and writing alternative, high-energy indie rock music for 4 years now. Their great leap forward came early last year at BurySound and they won the competition’s Rising Star award this year. With influences ranging from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers to Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, they bring a hell-of-a-lot of energy to the stage.
Tickets available from Wednesday 21st June.
£8 advance
£10 OTD
Purchase tickets£10 OTD