Friday 21st
Ex Libris Presents... Chronicity - angular punk from Red Monkey and Spraydog luminaries. Future Loss - post post post punk noise from Belfast. No Fit State - all-girl anachro chaos with brass, strings and politics plus special guests Doors: 8pm Tickets: £4

Saturday 22nd May
Johnny Cash Blackout Party…The Line, John Brindle, Joanna Clark, Alex Ross + Cash-a-oke and prizes. Doors: 7.30pm Tickets: £5 (all proceeds going to The Peoples Kitchen)

Monday 24th May
Elevator Folk… A chance to catch some of the best folk musicians and singers from the North East, already confirmed… Fran Smith, The Dimeshow & Chased By Wolves. Doors: 8pm Tickets: £4

Friday 28th May
The Suggestibles... The legendry team react at lightning speed to audience suggestions, instantly creating hilarious scenes, sketches and songs that will blow your mind. Their shows are addictive, different every time, expect the unexpected! Tickets available in advance from www.skiddle.com £9/£7 – doors 7.30 show 8.30

Saturday 29th May
NARC Evolution Festival… Hellfire Club, O'Messy Life, Brilliant Mind, Dirty Weekend and DJs Road To Rimini. Doors: 7pm, Free

Sunday 30th May
No Red Indian Promotions… Bank Holiday psychedelic rock and roll blowout. Main Act: Rangda - A new supergroup consisting of friends; Sir Richard Bishop (Sun City Girls), Ben Chasny (Six Organs of Admittance, Comets on Fire), and Chris Corsano, playing tracks from their new album False Flag. Experimental and improvisational psychedelic rock. Support: A solo performance by Michael Flower of Vibracathedral Orchestra and Flower-Corsano Duo. Doors: 7.30pm Tickets £8.50 from RPM Records or go to noredindian.co.uk

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