Food Bank Ball - Boileroom Guildford

Name: Food Bank Ball - Boileroom Guildford
Start: 2025-10-19T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-10-19T22:00:00+01:00
Location: 13 Stoke Fields, GU1 4LS Guildford, United Kingdom

Schedule

Sun Oct 19 2025 at 07:00 pm to 10:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

13 Stoke Fields, GU1 4LS Guildford, United Kingdom | Guildford, EN

++NEW SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT++
⚡ FOOD BANK BALL ⚡
Sunday 19th October 2025
BRING DONATIONS ON THE DOOR
Food Bank Ball - Alternative music gigs, where the price of entry is a food bank donation, that we then take to a local foodbank - what's not to love?! Their aim is to assist the growing demand that food banks face, give opportunities to smaller artists and bands to perform, and to make live music accessible to everyone (as a donation can cost as little as 40p!)
BANDS PLAYING:
++BUCKTAIL++
If you love bands like Pavement, Sonic Youth, The Pixies, Dinosaur Jr and The Jam, then Bucktail is the band for you! Blending elements of 90s alternative, classic rock and pop bucktail have worked all around the country gathering food bank donations for the food bank ball and screaming their way into any venue that will have them.
++STONNY THE DONNY++
Stonny the Donny is a rising alternative indie artist from Surrey, he mixes genres such like punk and jazz to form a distinctive sound. Inspired by the technicality of the likes of Joe pass and the sound of king krule, he has played shows all around Surrey and London and is trying cover the scene as much as possible.
++INTERSTATE++
Interstate are a four piece indie rock band from Guildford, we are inspired by bands from the 90’s through to modern day including Inhaler, Fontaines D.C., The Strokes, The Libertines, Diiv and Wunderhorse. We are releasing our first single very soon and our songs reflect honest stories and emotions coupled with energetic music and intricate melodies.
++MAYA++
MAYAlikestorunhermouth (or MAYA) offer energetic and eccentric live performances in their own unique post-punk sound. They have honed their craft becoming fan favourites in their hometown in Kingston as well as becoming well known throughout London culminating in their appearance in Greene King’s Untapped Final, where Danny Jones hailed the band as the heirs to The Hives and Idles.