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Big Lava
High-functioning stoner rock.
Off the back of their highly acclaimed first album and subsequent singles in 2025, alt-rock trio Big Lava are back with a fresh batch of groove-focused, angular fuzzy weirdness.
Previous appearances supporting Mother Vulture and Tom Meighan, and featured on BBC Introducing South West, Leopalooza, Burn It Down, Vesterbro Fest and Attitude Festival.
FFO Queens Of The Stone Age, Demob Happy, De Staat, Radiohead.
Sans Froid:
Sans Froid disengage you from the shackles of modern madness. Their intent is clear, to make you feel like you’re not the only one going crazy. In light of the recent release of their sophomore album “Back into the Womb” they’ve gained plaudits from a host of music tastemakers including BBC 6Music, PROG Magazine, Kerrang! & Everything Is Noise. With performances at ArcTanGent, 2000Trees, Strangeforms and Portals Festivals, as well as supporting Maybeshewill and Foxing, their live performances get you as close to real magic as you can get.
Lana Death Ray:
Lana Death Ray is a Psych-Gaze band formed in 2023. Having released their latest single ‘The Mould’ in April, the five piece have taken their fuzzed up sounds across the UK - notably headlining The Hope & Ruin in the heart of Brighton and London’s Sebright Arms. They have also featured on festival lineups such as Manchester Psych Fest, Homegrown, 234 Fest, The Alt Escape and The Eclipse.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| Standard | £8.00 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Big Lava! (21 Nov 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 19:00 | |
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