Overview
Local Favourites ROADSIDE return to The Hippo following their successful return to the Plymouth Music scene.
Roadside
Before Roadside reformed, Sam, Steve, Duncan, Colin and Jamie, used to jam in Duncans garage or Colins lock up, just chillin out, deciding where they wanted to take the band, or how far the band would go. The eventual decision was to live the dream and take everyday as it comes! 10 years ago, Duncan, Steve, Colin and Jamie formed the band and attracted a large local audience. Big things were made of what they were doing and what they could achieve! Despite all the hype and all there efforts Roadside were never signed and eventually had to call it a day due to work commitments!!! 10 years on Roadside have reformed! With the fresh start they have added a new member, Sam Davey. They have written new material and are buzzing with the prospect of what the future might bring. Roadside are workin hard to win over the local scene again. At the same time they are lovin being back involved in music, the enjoyment music brings time and time again inspires them to keep writing new songs and playing live.
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Hey Molly
Hey Molly are an English four piece indie rock band with ska and punk influences. The band is primarily based in Teighnmouth, Devon. Comprising of Oli Irwin Jordan West Mat Key and Rob Perry. The band is known for it's energetic and memorable performances as well as original and highly evocative music. When first established the band had early success in a local Battle of the Bands which awarded them recording time in a local studio which was their first real steps into the music industry.
The band got their first real spot in the lime light after entering and winning a competiton to support Muse at The Eden Sessions at The Eden Project in 2006 and from there history was made. The band has had continued support from Muse, Christopher Wolstenholme on more than one occasion has played with them when their drummer has been unavailable, not only in local venues but also in the studio for Sub.tv, which featured three of their best songs,Wayward Country Boy, Backstreet Boozer Loser and Lately, and was filmed in a studio in Elephant and Castle, London. Christopher Wolstenholme has also worked with the band on their first EP release of Backstreet Boozer Loser and has heralded the band as "One of the best up and coming bands in the UK". The band had their first European tour in 2007 and since have not been strangers to their fans abroad playing over 300 venues.
Hey Molly have also supported the likes of The Automatic and Mumm-Ra (which was covered by BBC Radio 6, Madness, Dirty Pretty Things, Jack Penate, Calvin Harris, The Thrills, Andy Rourke, Captain Phoenix, The Checks, The Holloways, Frank Turner, The Van Daniels and Pigeon Detectives and again supported Muse at their homecoming gig A Seaside Rendezvous on the head-lining night on Saturday the 5th of September 2009[18] along with Zane Lowe and coverage from the BBC TV and BBC Radio One.
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