A gig held at Exchange on Today. The event starts at 19:15.
James Sebastian
With The Issues, Molly Fletcher Hebden and The Malarkey
7pm doors
£8 Adv
James Sebastian and his band are aiming to bring the energy and passion of 70s classic rock back into the modern music scene. His first 2 EPs have a collected 7,000 streams between them and, as of the start of the year, he has been releasing a new single every two months, the first of which clocked up 1,000 streams in its first two weeks. Already this year, he has collected the Best Classic Rock and Blues Act Award at the Radio Wigwam Awards 2025.
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The Issues are a raucous, no-holds-barred indie punk band with a DIY spirit and kitchen sink feel who’ve been tearing up stages across the country for the last 5 years. With scrappy riffs, thumping bass, and frantic drums, their high-energy and unapologetic sound blends the rawness of The Clash, the wit of Boomtown Rats, and the gritty modern punch of Soft Play and Idles. Known for their blistering live shows, The Issues are chaotic, fun, and a little bit mental—your nan might love them... just as long as she doesn't hear the words.
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Molly Fletcher Hebden (MFH) is an 22-year-old alternative pop-rock singer-songwriter, with influences of punk and also musical theatre.
Performing both acoustically and with her dynamic four-piece band, MFH, Molly draws inspiration from a variety of amazing artists such as Blondie ,Fleetwood Mac , Gracie Abrams , The Damned , Holly Humberstone and Wolf Alice — as well as some theatre shows, such as The Phantom of the Opera
Molly’s music delves into the emotions of longing and love, the anxieties of life, the ache of heartbreak, and the restless desire to run away and chase your dreams…themes that make you want to listen to Molly's music “Over and Over”
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The Malarkey is a band all about the songs. Expect an experience of authentic, hooky, vulnerable tunes with thought provoking lyrics
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Exchange has a small ramp entrance from the street. Our bar and main event space are on the ground floor with level access throughout and we have an accessible toilet. If you need any other info on accessibility, please contact [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
With The Issues, Molly Fletcher Hebden and The Malarkey
7pm doors
£8 Adv
James Sebastian and his band are aiming to bring the energy and passion of 70s classic rock back into the modern music scene. His first 2 EPs have a collected 7,000 streams between them and, as of the start of the year, he has been releasing a new single every two months, the first of which clocked up 1,000 streams in its first two weeks. Already this year, he has collected the Best Classic Rock and Blues Act Award at the Radio Wigwam Awards 2025.
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The Issues are a raucous, no-holds-barred indie punk band with a DIY spirit and kitchen sink feel who’ve been tearing up stages across the country for the last 5 years. With scrappy riffs, thumping bass, and frantic drums, their high-energy and unapologetic sound blends the rawness of The Clash, the wit of Boomtown Rats, and the gritty modern punch of Soft Play and Idles. Known for their blistering live shows, The Issues are chaotic, fun, and a little bit mental—your nan might love them... just as long as she doesn't hear the words.
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Molly Fletcher Hebden (MFH) is an 22-year-old alternative pop-rock singer-songwriter, with influences of punk and also musical theatre.
Performing both acoustically and with her dynamic four-piece band, MFH, Molly draws inspiration from a variety of amazing artists such as Blondie ,Fleetwood Mac , Gracie Abrams , The Damned , Holly Humberstone and Wolf Alice — as well as some theatre shows, such as The Phantom of the Opera
Molly’s music delves into the emotions of longing and love, the anxieties of life, the ache of heartbreak, and the restless desire to run away and chase your dreams…themes that make you want to listen to Molly's music “Over and Over”
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The Malarkey is a band all about the songs. Expect an experience of authentic, hooky, vulnerable tunes with thought provoking lyrics
-
Exchange has a small ramp entrance from the street. Our bar and main event space are on the ground floor with level access throughout and we have an accessible toilet. If you need any other info on accessibility, please contact [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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