9th November at the Jamm

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Whos Jack

At The Jamm – 216 Brixton Road

Coming up this November Jack has decided to put together something rather special. The all day winter Festival is coming so book your train tickets, top up your oyster card, fill your car with petrol and get a bit of cash Jack is bringing you the best of new alt and Brit rock so you better be prepared.


Warm up night – 9th November

7.30 till late - £5 on door - £4 pre sale - www.wegottickets.com/event/7332

Dustins Bar Mitzvah - http://www.dustins.co.uk/index1.htm

Dustin's Bar Mitzvah "currently the best band playing the London scene"- www.lostmusic.co.uk

Dustin's Bar Mitzvah are currently taking London by storm with their energetic wild performances that have been sending audiences into frenzies with there 100 miles per hour pop-punk onslaught.
Hailing from Acton, West London, the band consist of Baco (bass/vocals) Dave Lazer (guitar/ main vocals) Rob (guitar / vocals) and Wolfe ( Drums/ Vocals). They formed in the Summer of 2003, and since then they have gained an ever growing army of fans in London and up and down the country.
Their debut single, a double A side of 'Jimmy White' and 'Lucy' ,on Soup Records, released in April, sold out completely..
Munkster - WWW.MUNKSTER.CO.UK
"Very tight with nice tunes, if they were supporting at a gig I was going to, I'd make sure to catch them."
Marsha Shandur - Xfm DJ Review of Barfly gig
In the last year Munkster have toured the UK and Scotland twice, and supported The Wildhearts, Damien Rice and Biffy Clyro.

Cazals www.cazals.co.uk

Having been friends since their time on the tight knit London mod scene Cazals have really come to life on the back of the same East London musical explosion that has seen the rise of the wildly different 1-2-3-4 records label mate Whitey.
Cazals have already knocked up a tour as main support for the infamous Pete Doherty led babyshambles, as well as attracting national coverage for there illegal Bloc Party and The Rakes supported Cazalaide parties thrown to raise funds to buy new instruments after theirs had all been stolen. With NME describing the debut single “Beat me to the bone” as a “masochistic(minor) masterpiece” the less than a year old Cazals are already being spoken about with the sort of reverence worthy of the best bands.