Sinful Maggie

The Palladium are pleased to welcome 2 amazing bands on one night! Mick O'Toole and Sinful Maggie will be bring their amazing Folk Punk attitude to to Bideford that'll have everyone dancing from start to finish! Folk Punk Rock!! Mick O'Toole YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/rQTkkxFyvMI Sinful Maggie YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/kHHMc8CqHVo Tickets: £8.00 Adv - £10.00 Door! Mick O'Toole Bio: Mick O'Toole formed in 2012 In the deepest darkest Shire, Wiltshire in a town called Calne. This town would be the breeding ground to where we honed our style of chaotic English Punk with our ancestral Celtic and English Folk to create our style of British Folk Punk. Mick O'Toole was a character in a song from local legends 'The Boys From County Hell' a band who we get most of our inspiration from. However we are also inspired by the likes of The Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Gogol Bordello and The Pogues not to mention many other great punk bands such as The Clash, The Sex Pistols,The Adverts and Rancid. This is how we get our sound by combining the great punk ethos with traditional Folk. We now have three EP's 'Deep In Cider, '1665 Pitchfork Rebellion' and 'A Working Class Battalion" while performing over hundreds of gigs we realised that we only have one goal to keep making music that hopefully brings people together for a good ole knees up and a grand old sing along. No egos, no divas just working class men having a good time. Sinful Maggie Bio: SINFUL MAGGIE are out to show people that you could have a punk band with an accordion and not play Folk, Gypsy or Celtic Punk. Brothers Charlie and Russ Draper had been writing together for years, but without a band the songs remained unheard. With the addition of Briony Ireland, a rose between two thorns, and Ollie Beaton, the bloke who holds two sticks, the band was ready to take their fast and furious punk rock on the road. Based in Dorset, the band built their fan base in the Bournemouth punk scene, playing along side bands like The Mistakes and Self Abuse, but have since supported Maid of Ace, The Real McKenzies, The Rumjacks and JC Carroll. The band makes no bones about wearing their influences on their sleeves, often being likened to early Rancid with a bit of The Clash and some Dropkick Murphys to boot, but that doesn't mean they don't bring something fresh to the scene. The band's self-titled debut album is out now on all major digital platforms and available on CD