MATT HOLLYWOOD AND THE BAD FEELINGS

Beginning in 1991 with infamous psych-rock provocateurs The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Matt Hollywood has trodden many musical paths over the last two and a half decades. From deceptively accessible BJM standouts like Not If You Were The Last Dandy On Earth and Maybe Tomorrow, to the tripped-out folk pop of The Out Crowd, and the hazy elegance of Rebel Drones, Hollywood’s song writing has wandered through multiple genres, the playful experimentation always grounded in a core of earnest emotion. Drawing on such diverse influences as Cohen, Hazlewood, Morricone, Gainsbourg, and classic blues and country, Hollywood is returning to the road with music from his upcoming WavePOP Records release, as well as some old favourites and never-heard-live rarities.

www.matthollywoodandthebadfeelings.com/music

The Dreads

Psychedelic Garage Rock’n’ Roll band The Dreads A fervent and emphatic organ-inflected rock ‘n’roll 5 piece with a reputation for explosive and unpredictable live shows. Referencing 60’s Garage Punk, R&B, Proto Punk and modern Psychedelia has earned them collaborations with Andwella’s Dream’s Dave Lewis and a support slot with The Oh Sees. With an album nearing release soon via Satsumas Home Entertainments , look at for the Dreads in your town or city sometime soon.

The Rackets

4 piece Garage Rock’n’Roll band with Pixie (Organ and Vocals)
Aileen (Bass and Vocals)
Chappy (Drums and Vocals)
Ryan (Guitar)