Nothing Rhymes With Orange at Exchange

A gig held at Exchange on Thursday 6th June. The event starts at 20:00.


Redbrink Presents:
Nothing Rhymes With Orange (NRWO)
+ Ben Nicholls
+ Max Sloan

NRWO are an indie rock band from Wiltshire. Their main genre merges into pop and punk throughout their songs. They have played in-front of crowds of up to 1000 and played in venues such as Rough Trade and Moles. They're currently on a UK Tour.

Ben Nicholls' band combines the popular harmonies from The Eagles, the authentic guitar picking from James Taylor and the catchy lyricism from Mumford and Sons. The 25 year-old singer-songwriter brought up on the craggy Cornish cliffs, who has found himself in more recent years, performing in major venues in Bristol, London and beyond. After his single-release show for his new song, 'State of Mind' in Bristol in June 2023 which was almost a sell-out event; Ben has been busy with plenty of solo and band gigs in the South-West and recording lots of new music ready for release in 2024.

Max Sloan is an indie folk artist based in Bristol, originally from N.Ireland. He studied music at BIMM and has lots of gig experience mainly in Belfast supporting bigger artists and busking in the city. He released an EP "Make Me better" in June '23 and has more originals he's playing live and would love to share them with Bristol :)

7.30pm doors
£7 adv

Please note the basement is not wheelchair accessible and is accessed by a narrow enclosed staircase. For more accessibility info, please email [email protected]

Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by an adult

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