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Silverfall
Silverfall

The band conjure up comparisons to The Cranberries and The Sundays and Jenny›s voice in particular is a throw back to the likes of Stevie Nicks. Influences range from Fleetwood Mac, Blondie, Carole King, Eurythmics to Chris Martin.
The three tracks on the sampler include “Don't Cry Michael”, which was written by Jenny for Michael the bass player when he was going through a particular tough time in his life as well as the rousing “Hey Now” and finally “Last Statement”.

Watch out for Silverfall!

 

 
 

Gold - 80s Disco

The London Hippodrome
Leicester Square,
The 80s Club Night, Every Friday

 

Leading the way in the current revival of the decadent 80's is the ultimate in club nights, GOLD.

GOLD is set to bring the fun back into clubbing when it opens its doors on Friday 29th July, for what is the first of a weekly 80's inspired club night. Restoring a sense of humour back into the West End, this club is all about enjoying yourself.

The night is based at the original superdisco, The Hippodrome, and is hosted by one of the top pioneers of disco in the 1980's, Rusty Egan, who will be the club's resident DJ, spinning out all the top tunes from week to week. The club also boasts weekly guest DJs such as Toby Anstis, Neil O'Brien, Lindy Layton and Nicky Holloway and live performances from the likes of Heaven 17, Limahl, Imagination and Alexnader O'Neal.

After a hard week at work this is the place to be on a Friday night, if you're looking to let your hair down and party then GOLD fits the bill. Its somewhere you can relax and enjoy some of the best party tunes of the 80's and early 90's and to top this off every Friday there will be live acts playing at 12pm, which makes this a completely unique and ultimate 80's night.

Kicking off Friday 29th July with a performance by Heaven 17 and Rusty Egan on the decks all night, Gold is the place to start your weekend!

www.goldlondon.co.uk

 

For further information please contact Lisa Burprich at Quite Great Publicity on 01223 830 111 or lisabp@quitegreat.co.uk