Born out of London's diverse music scene, Boz's uniquely powerful rock blend is formed from a mix of 7 musicians endeavouring to deliver a new flavour to the alternative indie genre.
With multiple influences comes a distinct style to each of their original songs, blending a mix of catchy riffs, soaring vocals, and hard-hitting solos. Each show aims to capture the range and harmony of their grassroots movement, showcasing emotive and chantable lyrics intertwined in a punchy performance to remember.
Dogs Hosting Fleas:
Dogs Hosting Fleas is a unique fusion of self-taught and classically trained musicians, blending deep-rooted influences from folk, math rock, and funk. Their sound is an intricate mix of technical precision, rhythmic complexity, and soulful groove, creating a style that is both dynamic and unpredictable. With a spirit of experimentation and a passion for pushing musical boundaries, Dogs Hosting Fleas deliver a sound that is as fresh as it is compelling.
Bora Het:
Someone once said ‘lucid noise drench pop’.
Quietly off centre, Bora Het! are a band of many locations, Los Angles low fi post punk, the lyrical introspection of seaside Whitstable, the audible hums and electrical disturbances of South London, formed in 2024 ‘We are here to make you melancholy, but in the best of ways’.
Sam Ryan:
Somewhere between melodic pop and indie/folk, Sam Ryan is a singer songwriter and jobbing musician influenced by Alanis Morissette, Springsteen, John Mayer, Elbow & Eagle Eye Cherry.
Doors 7pm
Iconic speakeasy Ram Jam Records is hidden away behind the award winning Smok’d pub at The Grey Horse Kingston ( and yes we serve all their award winning food and drink).
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