THE SKELETAL FAMILY 80'S GOTH LEGENDS make a long awaited appearance in Cambridge. In the 1980's the band had enormous indie sucess with classic dark numbers such as 'The Night', Promised Land and the Haunting 'She Cries Alone'.
This is a rare opportunity to catch one of the great goth indy bands of the 1980's!!
Support comes from Cologne's finest dark wave combo The SlimP. Their sound is old school goth. Basically the Offspring of Siouxsie and Robert Smith, that's a pretty good description. I say no more.....
and the wonderful Compact Pussycat, Norwich's fab all female band make a welcome return to complete a truly dark line up!!

If you want to be sure of getting in then why not buy your ticket in advance for £10 from www.wegottickets.com

Royston (Brown Town), Hertfordshire. U.K.
Coming from a place more well known for it's heroin habits than local music scene, you could forgive these guys for being a little bit different to your average metal band. While most bands around the U.K. had some sort of blueprint to follow, Scar My Eyes sat back in a small youth centre in the depths of no-where and constructed a sound both heavy, and heartfelt.

Combining their love for thrash metal, hardcore and heavy grooves, Scar My Eyes created a new, refreshing take on modern music adding a darker edge that truly sets them out from the rest....A formidable live act...to say the least...

With the successful nationwide sale of their Double 'A' Side single recorded by Dan Weller and Justin Hill of ex SiKTh (R.I.P) and now 'Minutes', Scar My Eyes have since released their debut EP 'This Machine...' (again recorded by Dan and Justin) After a successful month long UK tour in support of their latest EP 'This Machine...' Scar My Eyes are booking their second 2008 UK tour with Open the Skies and Lavondyss in support of it's release...

Scar My Eyes have just recently signed a deal with TMG (Transcend Media Group) to release 'This Machine...' on Transcend Records. Look out for the Transcend release date coming soon!!

This is everyone's party!

Five live bands for a fiver.

Rochelle

All Star Audio

The Running Mayfairs

Satellite to Nowhere.

Five live bands for a fiver!

Featuring: The First, The Buffalo Club, The Same Way, Understated,

Project 1-5-1 and The Turrets

Line Up (in order of appearance)

Harla Horror: www.myspace.com/harlahorror
 Spanish Punk Rock

Smashed: www.myspace.com/smashedpunkrock

Classic punk from the 70's to the present plus a whole lot more besides. This East Anglia based punk rock tribute band are getting a reputation as one of the country's most entertaining and talented kick-ass spirited bunch of herberts. ANYWHERE!!!

Big 10: www.myspace.com/big10ska

Initially a ten piece playing the music of Madness, Bad Manners and The Specials etc. in small pubs and clubs, Big 10 soon gained notoriety and a huge following. They went on to playing larger clubs, private parties, scooter rallies and festivals in the UK and Europe.
The band has also made several appearances as a support act for legendary ska artists such as Bad Manners, The Beat and Toots and the Maytals.
Big 10 are renowned for their lively performances and stomping gigs. BIG BAND, BIG SOUND - BIG 10!!!

Featuring: Fruition, The Swamis, The Jelly Royale, Divide and Multiply and Katie Parker & The Elements.

7 Dollar Taxi
http://www.myspace.com/7dollartaxi

The Cougars
www.myspace.com/thecougarsmusic

Jukebox Vandals
http://www.jukeboxvandals.co.uk/

The Black Hearts
http://www.myspace.com/joanjettntheblackhearts

The Shills
http://www.myspace.com/theshillsuk
Forged out of a sense of shared frustration and lack of purpose, The Shills were formed by brothers Tom and Olly Yates and childhood allies Dickon Collinson and Brian Zielinski-Smith. Six months into their musical collaboration they enlisted the talents of Rob D'Ath and set about creating an engaging, evocative and compelling sound. The Shills have combined the subtlety and poetry of The Smiths, with the vitriolic passion of the Manic's, and believe they will soon be catapulted out of their emasculating surroundings and into the minds of many.Starting with gigs around Cambridge in 2006, they subsequently recorded a demo, ‘The Flightpath Sessions’, which led to radio play and gigs supporting New York’s Five O’clock Heroes, Leeds based Kid Id and Johnny Panic.