Cheap Dirty Horse

Our first headliner in Manchester!! Support from Black Jack, Lynskey, and Rain McMey Cheap Dirty Horse and the Fuel Cafe Bar Presents Cheap Dirty Horse: Cheap Dirty Horse are a big rowdy queer trash folk-punk band from Nottingham. Blending acoustic and electric guitar with banjo, accordion, bass, drums, and sometimes mandolin, they write energetic, joyful protest music. They sing about trans rights, dead billionaires, and the importance of doing the things you love. They sing about grief, washing machines, and stealing shit. Angry, but always empowering. https://linktr.ee/cheapdirtyhorse With support from: Black Jack: Hailing from Manchester's vibrant hardcore punk scene, Black Jack is a band that refuses to stay silent in the face of injustice. With their bold and rebellious stance against monarchy and unapologetic embrace of their queer identities, they're making waves both on and off the stage. Led by the fierce and commanding Joey Rubbish, Black Jack's lineup includes bassist Lola, drummer Tommy Trouble, guitarist Danny Dustbin, and the enigmatic Dr. Travis Titanium Bellend the Third, formerly on bass and now shredding on guitar. https://www.instagram.com/blackjackbxnd/ Lynskey: Lynskey is a dance-punk and/or nüwu-metal duo from the North West. Their genre bending, loud, emotional sound kisses peaks and smooches valleys with angular riffs and danceable drums.Composed of B (they/them) on a modified guitar, synth, and vocals, with Saul (he/him) on drums, and vocals; Lynskey’s songs are a hurricane of influences. From Rueben to Frank Ocean, Cardiacs to Mclusky, and Enter Shikari to Bloc Party - the pair deftly weave in and out of genres while maintaining an infectious energy. They play songs about gender feelings, neurodivergence and Keanu Reeves. https://linktr.ee/lynskeyband Rain McMey: Rain McMey (they/them) is an angry, queer, hippie, making music for other angry, queer, hippies. Where an adolescence steeped in the punk ethos meets a taste for Beatlesque 60s Pop, Rain delivers unhinged political ramblings that your nan could sing along to. Fun for all the family, so long as your family are homosexual communists. https://linktr.ee/rainmcmey Poster art: https://www.instagram.com/alexggraphics/ July 30th 2024 Manchester Fuel Cafe Bar Doors 7pm Tickets £8 - Available online and on the door