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No Ditching, Sat 16th January

Dec 16, 2015
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Posted by Steve Clements

This fun-yet-feisty female five piece hail from the town of Pity Me (yes, it’s real), and share a singer with fellow Durham vegan pop punks Martha in Naomi Stephens. Most of their songs are perfectly crafted under two minute anthems that cover childhood friendships, cat love and sweary dream put-downs. Dickhead below is a case in point. With the equally excellent Jesus & His Judgemental Father joint headlining and a brace of supports this should be a great way to welcome 2016.

All ages are welcome and it’s bring your own booze if you’ve given up detoxing.

West Hill Hall, Saturday 16th January 2016

Photo Credit: Nathan Stephens-Griffin

Dec 16, 2015
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