The Creeks are returning to 360 Club on Friday 28th October 2011
Line Up: The Creeks + I.C.S. (I Call Shotgun) + Rupert Stroud + Maggie8 + DJ Alan Raw
Get there for 8:30pm! Useful links:
£4 adv – Jumbo Records & Crash Records or from band members. £5 on the door. ID may be required if you look younger than 25.
This gig is being recorded and filmed for BBC Introducing and the BBC big screens in the north.

Alan Raw
Alan Raw (BBC Introducing) is DJ’ing the event and any bands/artists who bring a demo will get them played during his set, he will then have a copy he may play on his two BBC Introducing shows.
The Creeks
“Having played Leeds Festival gig, where they were instantly asked to return for 2012, come check these guys, they are fresh and original and superb live!”
Richard Watson, 360 Club
“Two songs in and it’s clear that the buzz is not for nothing. The band perform as one and there’s a wealth of energy pulsating from frontman Ste Pye’s cocksure vocals. The sound has its parallels in balls-out rock outfits like Velvet Revolver – A solid backline with some lively and loose drumming is equalled by some flashy classic rock guitar-work and gritty vocal displays. Fresh from Leeds Fest, the confidence and banter belie a band ready for bigger things.”
Review by Tim Hearson (read the rest of the review here)
Maggie8
Maggie8 make music that combines indian and english folk styles with
massive tunes to live your life by…
“Delightfully unique and inspiringly sprightly” – musicbrokemybones.com
Maggie8 MySpace
I.C.S. (Formerly known as ‘I Call Shotgun’)
They’ve had airplay and interviews on BBC Radio 1 by Both Nick Grimshaw and Steve Lamacq, Nelly’s ‘ride with me’, went viral after ‘Perez Hilton’ posted a cover they did for the BBC. They then reached number 1 on the Hype Machine as being the most blogged music in the world that week.
“Amazing, such good production, its a stand alone tune, awesome.” – Nick Grimshaw (BBC Radio One)
Official Website
Rupert Stroud
“This is where Rupert inspires you to listen again, you want to learn the songs. You want to get to know the performer, you definitely want to see him live….The album ends with ‘For the best’, a power ballad complete with strings and two thousand lighters being held aloft, stadium rock poetry and the perfect end to a near perfect debut album!”
Tom Murray – Eraze Magazine
Rupert Stroud Official Website