Tuesday, October 28, 2003
Sunday, October 26, 2003
“Brighton/London post punk FUTURE ROCK’N’ROLL lords of chaos”; The Others will be playing a FREEEEEEEE! gig as part of BBC Radio One Live In Brighton at The Hanbury Ballroom, Kemptown this Friday (31st Oct).
Despite being the headline act, noise restrictions mean that this will have to be an early show. The Others will be on around 8:30pm with a curfew at 9:30pm. Support comes from In Vitro and Moonface. The venue opens around 6pm.
The next day we’ll be playing another free gig at our rehearsal gaff; Ground Zero Studios on Lewes Rd, Brighton. No idea of what time we will be on as the seven band line-up is yet to be completely confirmed. However, bands playing are thought to include at least one or potentially all of the following: British Sea Power, 80’s Matchbox and The Electric Soft Parade. Hmmm. Might be fun!
Despite being the headline act, noise restrictions mean that this will have to be an early show. The Others will be on around 8:30pm with a curfew at 9:30pm. Support comes from In Vitro and Moonface. The venue opens around 6pm.
The next day we’ll be playing another free gig at our rehearsal gaff; Ground Zero Studios on Lewes Rd, Brighton. No idea of what time we will be on as the seven band line-up is yet to be completely confirmed. However, bands playing are thought to include at least one or potentially all of the following: British Sea Power, 80’s Matchbox and The Electric Soft Parade. Hmmm. Might be fun!
Thursday, October 23, 2003
THE OTHERS: BANNED FROM THE TROUBADOUR SHOCKER!!!!!!!
Rumours are rife that certain members of popular beat combo The Others were banned from The Troubadour Theatre after becoming embroiled in a graffiti/crack smoking incident at last night's gig.
Meanwhile, the band look forward to bringing their particular brand of entertainment to Alan McGee's The Queen Is Dead Club night on Friday 24th Oct at The Borderline, Soho and have also arranged a date in Brighton town late next week as part of the BBC Radio One Live event. More details to follow.
Rumours are rife that certain members of popular beat combo The Others were banned from The Troubadour Theatre after becoming embroiled in a graffiti/crack smoking incident at last night's gig.
Meanwhile, the band look forward to bringing their particular brand of entertainment to Alan McGee's The Queen Is Dead Club night on Friday 24th Oct at The Borderline, Soho and have also arranged a date in Brighton town late next week as part of the BBC Radio One Live event. More details to follow.
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
BACK TO CHERRY JAM:
It's been a while. We've been sampling the finest sea breezes Brighton has to offer and writing new songs. Next Tuesday (14th Oct) why not head down to Royal Oak to witness The Others play, amongst the old favourites, the two new songs which we debuted at Hung Drawn And Quartered? Grab a drink, welcome to our cafe, pick a good seat and brace yourselves. Nearest Tube: Royal Oak. Cheers!
It's been a while. We've been sampling the finest sea breezes Brighton has to offer and writing new songs. Next Tuesday (14th Oct) why not head down to Royal Oak to witness The Others play, amongst the old favourites, the two new songs which we debuted at Hung Drawn And Quartered? Grab a drink, welcome to our cafe, pick a good seat and brace yourselves. Nearest Tube: Royal Oak. Cheers!