BABAR LUCKS EAST END TRINITY Tour + UNDIZIREBELS, THE FIRST and JASON JAMES

Saturday, October 06, 2012

The Red Lion

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Babar Luck (former bassist of King Prawn) has traveled all over Europe playing acoustic gigs, railing against injustice and spreading his spiritual message of love, hate, peace and war.

However these are hard times, loud times, times of war, famine, religious and secular hatred, there is a need to shout the message louder.So he's gone back to his punk rock roots: the amplified noise of bass and drums in the shape of Wing Commander Hetterley and Andi Hackett, rhythm section for the greatly missed Lunacy Booth (and who incidentally grew up with Babar)

Having firmly nailed their colours to the mast by playing a LoveMusicHateRacism gig as only their second live appearance, strap yourself in and prepare for your thinking to be challenged.

THE UNDIZIREBELS
The Undizirebels' are a four piece folk band, consisting of two lead Guitars, Vocals, Bass, Bazooki and Drums. Currently recording their first album 'guitars and crowbars', they have been street performing all over Europe for the past three years, buskin their asses off and are ready for Bristol

THE FIRST
The First are a melodic rock band from the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire border that started with the single aim of making classy rock music. With a new line-up for 2010 the band carry on infecting audiences with their brand of hardcore inspired rock, its a sound thats seen the band hit the stage with Gallows, Wheatus, Senses Fail, Bring Me The Horizon, Blessed By A Broken Heart, Bloodhound Gang and many other top bands.

JASON JAMES
Jason originally played solo but was joined By Sam George and Dan Rowe to form Jason James and the Semi Detached in 2006. They released a 4 track EP called Derelict Origin (2007). Jasons Music took on a more distinct rock sound at this time taking on a bigger live sound. After living away from his home town Colchester for over 8 years Jason returned home, and set out to record his first Album, Where Have You Been?(2011)