Break the Pattern Spring Tour - PLYMOUTH

Name: Break the Pattern Spring Tour - PLYMOUTH
Start: 2025-04-19T19:00:00+01:00
Location: The Nowhere Inn

Schedule

Sat, 19 Apr, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

The Nowhere Inn | Plymouth, EN

Blue Banana Tuesdays and Firejam Familia present...
BREAK THE PATTERN
South West Spring Tour
Jess Silk, Matt Johnson and FMI Clatters live at The Nowhere Inn, Plymouth
Saturday 19th April 2025
Pass the hat suggested £5
JESS SILK
https://jesssilk.co.uk/home
Jess Silk is a guitarist, singer and songwriter from the Black Country. Her shouty but melodic brand of folk/punk music often has her being likened to a female Frank Turner or Billy Bragg, and it gets people sitting up and listening. Armed only with an increasingly sticker-covered acoustic guitar and a distinctive, gravelly voice that many don’t expect, Jess plays to audiences up and down the UK and has shared stages with many well known names among the folk/punk scene.
MATT JOHNSON
https://mattjohnsonmusic.co.uk/
Matt Johnson is a Midlands based Singer / songwriter who really wears his heart on his sleeve at the same times as completely captivating his audience. His subjects range from his family and the love of his life through to his view of the world now and his opinion on the plight of the oceans and our wildlife. He has a fantastic ear for melody and bulids a hook into every song that has his audience singing back at him by the second chorus. Equally at home alone on stage with his acoustic guitar and trusty onion or supported by his super tight band, The Reprobates.
Matt's debut album 'Life Won't Wait' will be released on Saturday 2nd November 2024.
FMI CLATTERS
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550830724120
FMI Clatters is a singer/songwriter based in Plymouth. Covering subjects from lost love to the best type of pasty, he writes songs from the heartfelt to the comedic, and generally with a big smile on his face. Clatters has appeared on many a festival lineup and you can often find him wandering around the festival field with tankard in one hand and standard lamp in the other.