Honey Trap

A night of new music and discovery. Singer-songwriters, bands, poets, performance artists...\nOnly £2.50 entry. Food served until 10pm. Doors open 7:30pm.\nHosted by Signature Brew\nNick Byrne\nDriven by a desire to create something lasting and beautiful, Nick Byrne has created his 'Through The Tall Grass' EP. Various lyrical symbols work their way onto the 5-song offering, many based on distinct visual memories. Single 'Birch Tree' in particular has gathered praise from BBC Introducing, BBC Wales, BBC Oxford and BBC Ulster. With his live performance, the music takes on an emotive, intimate tone, as seen supporting the likes of Declan McKenna (BBC Introducing artist of the year), Adam Barnes and The Lion & The Wolf (Xtra Mile Recordings).\nJoe Slater\n‘Real music is about passion and feeling. I want people to feel my music’ – Joe Slater\nA scouse lad with swagger, setting audiences alight. Asked for his story, he says "its not about the past it’s all about the future". When you see him, you’ll know what he means.\nWith 6 instruments under his belt and musical inspirations from The Beatles, The Boss and Oasis... Joe blurs the lines between Blues, Soul and Rock 'n' Roll.\n“One To Watch” - The Liverpool Echo\nIdiki\nIdiki is an indie electronica artist based in London. She grew up in a small town between the mountains and the fjords of Norway where she spent years as an acoustic indie folk artist. Wanting to capture the cold and icy vibe of the north she started experimenting with synths and found her sound through the use of melancholic folk melodies on top of a cold and ambient electronic production.\nHoneytrap\nHoneytrap are an alt-pop duo from Bath. With indelible hooks and a third-person description these avant-garde chicken nuggets are undoubtedly gods among men\nThe Tomicks\nThe Tomicks are a rock n' roll band. Hugely inspired by the '60s and '70s, Tom Cridland, Nick Whitehead and Debs Marx came together with the aim of recapturing the magic of pop music from those decades and bringing it into the 21st Century.