Washing Machine proudly presents:
Jaded Teeth
On Saturday 24th October, we’ll be welcoming back alt-country/folk ensemble JADED TEETH to The Hunter Club in Bury St Edmunds. Centred around the double-genius songwriting partnership of Jack Stanton and Indigo Spooner, JT bring the unexpected to every show, with an ever-evolving line-up ensuring each gig is its own unique exhortation of jaw-dropping, heart-stopping emotional intensity. Joining Jaded Teeth are BurySOUND-conquering electro-soul warriors OSCAR NOVEMBER, shoegaze-metal legends LIGHTZØUT, kitsch-in-sync beat poets RORSCHACH and the Washing Machine debut of brilliantly-monikered future alt-heroes ONO.
JADED TEETH
OSCAR NOVEMBER
LIGHTZØUT
RORSCHACH
ONO
Bar open from 6pm
Gig doors 6-11pm
All ages (14 and under accompanied by a parent/carer)
£5 advance
All Washing Machine tickets are fixed at £5 to ensure that they remain affordable to all. Profits are split between the artists and the promoter takes nothing. If you are able to pay more on the night, cash or card donations are most welcome and will go directly to the artists. Thank you for supporting grassroots live music!
HUNTER CLUB ARTS CENTRE IS A SAFE SPACE
We take audience safety very seriously at Hunter Club Arts Centre, and strongly believe that gigs can and should be safe spaces, free from harassment, intimidation, prejudice, bullying and violence. We expect that all artists, venue staff and attendees will respect our values, and we have a zero tolerance policy towards those who do not. Anyone who endangers the enjoyment and safety of others at a Washing Machine night will be ejected and barred. It is unfortunate that in the 21st Century we still have to say this stuff, but we hope that by doing so we can help to create an atmosphere where everyone feels safe and able to enjoy themselves.
Hunter Club Arts Centre is a cashless venue