CLUB WITH NO NAME ...OFFERS YOU OUTSIDE! Feat: THE BEAT - THE LIMETREE. PETERBOROUGH. PE4

CLUB WITH NO NAME ...OFFERS YOU OUTSIDE!

OUTSIDE! ...IN THE GARDEN OF ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE VENUES. THE LIME TREE PETERBOROUGH PE4

featuring: THE BEAT / CANNED PINEAPPLE / BLACK DOG MURPHY / AUNT SPIKER ...and more to be announced (...and a couple of surprises too) ...We seriously recommend you take advantage of those early bird tickets whilst they're available!

THE BEAT are back! Now fronted by Ranking Junior, taking over the lead vocal duties since the sad passing of his father Ranking Roger in 2019 and keeping the legacy alive. The Beat are a English band formed in Birmingham, England, in 1978. Their music fuses ska, pop, soul, reggae and punk rock. Along with their contemporaries The Specials, The Selecter, and Madness, The Beat became an overnight sensation and one of the most popular and influential bands of the British ska movement. By Christmas of 1979, The Beat were riding high in the UK charts with their first single, a smoking remake of the classic Smokey Robinson tune Tears of a Clown. Over the course of the next five years The Beat toured relentlessly and released three studio albums: “I Just Can’t Stop It”, “Wh’appen”, both reaching number 3 in The UK album charts and “Special Beat Service”. The band toured the world, touring with such artists as David Bowie, The Police, REM, The Clash, The Talking Heads, The Pretenders, and The Specials, to name but a few. The Beat Featuring Ranking Junior will bring all The Beat hits including: Tears of a Clown, Mirror In The Bathroom, Hands Off... She's Mine, Can't Get Used To Losing You, Too Nice To Talk To and many more!

CANNED PINEAPPLE - Scuzz Pop 5-Piece from Cork, IE via Brighton.

BLACK DOG MURPHY -  A sound that weaves together the off-kilter surf blues of The Surgens with the irresistibly catchy old-time country of The Malingerers, all topped off with the discordant twang of their newer material. Rumoured Sax Appeal being added for this show...

AUNT SPIKER - Legedary Peterborough indie band return to the scene... these 'boys' played our CWNN Steve Lamacq Club Night in October 2001!