----IMPORTANT UPDATE----
It kills us to have to do this but unfortunately half of the BJ boys have come down with COVID (yep, that asshole is still out there fucking things up for everyone!) So we've made the extremely difficult decision to pull out of our planned gig this Saturday.
It's utterly heartbreaking to have to do this, we're extremely proud of our new EP and this was in the works for a very long time, but there is just no way around it this time.
On the bright side, some beautiful friends of ours have come to save the day... Animalhead will be stepping up for a killer set!! IYKYK and if you don't? You'd better get a ticket.
All other details will remain in place, Silcrow and Skitch Hiker will still be partying, you just won't have to suffer through another Bad Jones set... until we reschedule.
Renowned for their tight live performances and hard hitting riffs, Animalhead have been busy since 2015 - cooking up heavy riffs, tight grooves and fat bass lines. This West Auckland Rock trio channel an energetic and fierce sound - the likes of Rage Against the Machine and Royal Blood, to deliver a highly energetic and frantic show.
Animalhead have always been a crowd favourite, getting the party started for such NZ bands like Dead Favours, Skinny Hobos, Alien Weaponry and Head Like A Hole. We are excited to see where this band goes...
Silcrow are a four-piece hailing from Auckland. With their raw and energetic sound... stylistically laden with influences from classic rock, grunge, metal, blues and funk. Silcrow's music has been featured on radio stations across the globe in NZ (Hauraki), AUS (Tripple M) and USA (Buzz 101) with a combined streaming number of 200,000+ across multiple platforms and 4 professional music videos.
Skitch Hiker was formed in 2020 with Jonathan Ashwell on vocals and guitar, Luke Dickens on bass guitar, and Chops McWatters on drums. Over the course of that year, they got together to create a plethora of ideas that all members had brought to the table. Skitch Hiker can be described as taking on the rich, dark howls and rib-crushing sounds that bands like Black Sabbath, Soundgarden, Led Zeppelin and Melvins all geared their engine towards.
Licenced + all ages.
Tickets $15 through Under the Radar or $20 on the door.
