The Sesh What's on May/ June 04 Live Music Every Thursday Hosted by : Mark (The Grapevine)

July

Thursday 8th Turismo Definately one of Hull's Premier Bands. Now promoting their debut album Too Tall For Fashion. Frenetic mayhem backed to the hilt with quality songs. Never fail to please the masses. Support comes from The Sweet Assins - who give a whole new meaning to dirty rock'n'roll with leading lady, Jodie at the helm. Plus acoustic support from Big John - a giant in every sense of the word.

courtesy of Darren Rodgers.

Thursday 15th July KOOCHIE - Funkier than a mosquitos tweeter. Tight, experienced band exploding with phat, making their first appearance at The Sesh. Support comes from THE SNEAKS - Prolific songwriters. Great material - Badly Drawn Boy meets Jimmy Cliff.

Thursday 22nd July BREAK EVEN - Young band that blew us away back in February. An intelligent sound that rocks. THE VULTURES - Another band still in its infancy. Fast, frenetic gunslingers ready to shoot you down.

Thursday 129th July THE BONNITTS - Sesh Favourites return on the back of their BBC showcase and support slot with The Bluetones. Too good to miss. BLUE SAND - Having also supported The Bluetones, this band mix it up with well crafted songs in a brit pop style.

August

Thursday 5th August MILE DRIVE - A really impressive band that send shivers down the back of your neck. Happy Angst. Work that out ! STILL LIFE - Haven't played at a Sesh night yet but are well respected in the city and are known to produce the goods.

Thursday 12th August THE APPLEWHITES - Sesh regulars who never fail to deliver. Dirty rock n roll for the masses. 777 - Princes Ave heroes who are determined to mix it with best. Sesh Debut. Thursday 19th August WINDUM EARL & THE KITES Thursday 26th August SHINDIG & THE DRAGS

The Sesh The Linnet & Lark Princes Avenue Hull Info: (01482) 679057 Email: Mark (DJ) maks33onions@yahoo.co.uk Check the thisisull.com Band Review Index Page.

NightClub Listing - Ringside - Every Wednesday - What's On July 04
	Check the full listing.. Entry - Free Wednesday 14th July Disarm - Melodic Screamo band from Mexborough similar to Thursday with a bit of Amen. Wednesday 21st July The Trailers - Pop Punk from Bridlington like Early Green Day Fraction of the Cost - Rawkus Punk Rock from Hornsea Read more...

Music Reviews - Break Even - A Local Band Bio - Plus Gig Dates
	Break Even is a 4 piece rock 'n' roll band based in Hull, East Yorkshire. Our music lies closer to the garage rock scene but we do not like to categorise our music into any specific group, as our main concentration is on the song writing. The band was formed in January 2003 and we have been gigging since January Read more...

Band Gig Reviews - Blind Frog Ernie at The Cavern Liverpool on Saturday 3rd July 2004-07-09 By Arsenick.
	Bearing no physical resemblance to the Beatles whatsoever, Hull's illegitimate blues-rock rapscallions Blind Frog Ernie nevertheless did The Cavern proud last Saturday night. Liverpool's very underground home for boys that rocked the world played host to one of the best rock-and-roll days out I've had in a long time. Armed with a forty odd Read more...

Music Reviews - Best Original Band Contest at The Springhead Pub (Aston Rd, Willerby) 30 June 2004 By Elsie Creek
	Thirty-six local bands, competing over a period of nearly six months to determine which will make it big and which should be thrown on the compost heap of shame . . . sound familiar? There are quite a few band contests for the amateur set, and certain faces are sure to be seen at each of them. The Springhead Pub, Read more...

Music Reviews - Radio in the Raw By Cilla
	It's a local radio station. Ok, it's the BBC so with that comes plenty of kudos. But it's BBC Radio Humberside - a place I have to admit that I'd steered clear of, probably since its inception, as a not-cool place to be. In those days there was nothing but Radio 1. And Raw Talent is a local live radio show. It's so local, you could see Alan Raw, it's presenter and Read more...

Music Reviews - Twice the riot, Die for, Flatline, Tear Jerk and Steel Rules Die @ the Adelphi, 27th June By John Pearman
	I wasn't planning on going to the Adelphi tonight. You see, I don't really like punk music and it's quite a well known fact amongst my friends. So why the hell did they turn up at my door and ask me to come? I have no idea. But upon contradictory insight into the bill as to whether Freak's Union was to play or not, I decided that the night Read more...

Music Reviews- Bryan Adams, Proud Mary and Sketcher at the KC Stadium, Hull Saturday 26th June 04 By Steve Rudd
	St. Helens-based quartet Sketcher were something of a bizarre choice for the first support act of the night, playing a damn fine brand of pop-punk music. Still, they did what they were in a sense expected to do, and warmed-up the crowd to a fantastic degree, with audience participation paramount (even if the extent of Read more...

Music Reviews - Displacements and Lord Bishop Rocks at The Ringside, 23rd June By Dick Spring
	If ever an act has ever been more aptly named, I don't know, but whatever, tonight's opening slot was a special guest, short notice appearance. Lord Bishop is a giant of a man, but rocks like a b**tard. A cool black dude, from New York (though he is huge in Europe with near constant touring) is making a name for himself in Blighty Read more...