Flossie Thorne
+ The Havocks + Camber + Undici
Entry Requirements: VENUE ENTRY 18+ AFTER 7PM / DAYTIME ENTRY U18s CONTACT VENUE
Flossie Thorn headlines a standout night of emerging talent, bringing a line up that’s equal parts intimate and electric.
Line Up
Flossie Thorne is an emerging alternative artist from London, inspired by artists like Wolf Alice and Siouxsie Sioux. Blending pop-rock with heavy synthesisers and psychedelic guitar, making her debut on stage authentic, dark, and eccentric .
Currently working towards the release of her debut album, No Silver Lining, Flossie says it how it is as the record explores themes of politics, war, feminism, and the complexities of love and hatred, all delivered with satire and unapologetic honesty. Flossie sums up her artistry in one statement:
“I AM NOT A PUPPET.” .
Your favourite sleazy band on the scene, The Havocks are causing hot hot chaos across the streets of London and your timeline. Gnashing guitars collide with pounding drums and oh-so-vulgar lyrics in this feral, female-fronted lineup.
Blending raw punk energy with sleaze, spit, and satire, The Havocks are loud, lewd, and unapologetically electric.
With their Transatlantic sound blending the hooks of Americana music with the grit of the underground UK alt rock scene, Camber are finding their well earned spot as a rising band in London. After supporting some notable bands in the scene such as The Guest List, Alex Spencer and Keyside, they are just getting started.
Undici is a South London alternative rock group, blending sharp and emotionally charged songwriting with a raw and high energy, emenating in their individual sound – think the love child of Thin Lizzy and Wunderhorse.
The band came together at the BRIT School in 2022, progressing through the youth music scene, and working their way up performing at venues and festivals across London and beyond, most notably their sold out headline show at The Grace, and the mainstage opening slot at Forwards festival in Bristol at the same time as raising vital funds for War Child.
Undici is Charlie Griffith, Jesse Garwood, Campbell Carson-Charles, and Elliot Francis
