Harlequin’s Kiss are pleased to announce their participation in BCU Rock Society’s All Day Festival for the Sophie Lancaster Foundation at Subside bar on 27th May 2018.
Following the horrific murder of Sophie Lancaster, her family wanted to ensure a lasting legacy to their beautiful, bright creative daughter and so The Sophie Lancaster Foundation was established. It became a registered charity in 2009 (Registered Charity No. 1129689). The charity aims to provide educational group-works that will challenge the prejudice and intolerance towards people from alternative subcultures, and campaigns to have the UK Hate Crime legislation extended to include people from alternative subcultures or Lifestyle and Dress.
Tickets will be £4 and £5 on the door, and will go on sale on 30th April.
Doors will open at 2pm and bands will begin at 4pm.
Harlequin’s Kiss will be joining a line-up of six bands announced so far.
(N.B. At the time of going to press, the line-up is still very much subject to change.)
This Friday 13
From Lille, France, created on Friday 13th January 2017, this band mixes different influences such as rock, metal, hip-hop and 80s synths.
Underground Empire
Underground Empire are a band who strive for a brand new sound- utilising a plethora of influences and an eclectic palette of sounds to create something truly unique.
With elements from traditional classic rock and modern indie right through to reggae and trip hop.
Their material strikes a balance between raucous rock n roll and haunting melodic meanders.
There’s something for everyone amongst their catalogue of songs. A band for all music lovers.
The Bloodthirsters
The Bloodthirsters are a horror punk band from the Birmingham UK, Originally formed by Thirteen Shots Guitarist Joe Dempster and Cheated vocalist Adrian Harris they combine a 70’s punk sound with blood soaked horror lyrics to produce a horror punk sound less focused on vocal harmonies and more focused on high octane guitar riffs and aggressive vocals.
Gauss Gun
A two-piece alternate rock band formed by two friends hailing from Aylesbury and Milton Keynes, UK.
The Primals
A Kent based indie band writing sweet sticky popsicles with cold, crude centres.
Radiating the sound of early 2000 indie bands by the likes of Libertines and Strokes along with the modern influence of Spring King and Sundara Karma.
Subside is at 57 Digbeth, Birmingham B5 6DA
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