Truthpaste at The Louisiana
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A gig held at The Louisiana on Friday 9th January. The event starts at 18:30.


Truthpaste is a London-based band blending pop, acoustic folk, and electronic music. Their songs combine catchy pop sensibilities with an experimental edge.

The Slow Counntry
“Driven by a wistfulness similar to The War on Drugs, and a romantic tone closer to Nick Cave, The Slow Country’s sound is a melting pot of vibrant charm and sombre undertones.” - So Young

Tai haf heb drigolyn are a musicband from wales. Obsessed with the elephant 6 collective, the band has members across the country. Putting tape front and centre, the band stumbles after the footsteps of R. Pollard and D. R Edwards.

Myer U Clark is a Bristol-based singer-songwriter and a melody fanatic. An obsessive of old English folk tunes and PC Music equally, he has a penchant for the emotional and the absurd; especially in folk and theatrical musical environments. With conscientious vocals overlaid on intricately fingerpicked guitar melodies, his songs have a strange alchemy of Cole Porteresque charm with modern sensibilities.

Entry requirements: 18+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

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