Friday 29th August 08 - ThisisUll Live at The Adelphi

ThisisUll Live is proud to present this month's extravaganza at The Adelphi ... The Last People on Earth - the apocalyptic, travelling rock opera return, plump and swaggering from Leeds and Reading festivals. Skiffle players, Bad Apples continue the renaissance of double bass and beats - a rare treat this side of the water.

Plus The Holy Orders - a master class of highly strung sonic epicness! It'll be your last chance for a while to hob-nob with thisisUll.com and whilst there, sample Paul Jackson's excellent new real ales and scrumpy. Entry is £3.00 only doors 8pm (first band on stage 8.45pm) www.myspace.com/thisisull

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