UPCOMING GIGS

John Bramwell, founder of Manchester band I Am Kloot and one of the UK’s finest and most respected singer songwriters, makes his way back to Newcastle for an unmissable show at THINK TANK?!

A modern fusion between sounds, but retains the heartbeat of former artists such as the Clash and Bob Marley and the Wailers, whilst delivering the swag of Freddie Mercury with songs that will take you on a journey that, to put it simply, not many others can.

Microwave are a legendary alternative rock band from Atlanta, GA. If music can serve as a release for its creator and listener alike, then Microwave’s new album is sonic catharsis incarnate.

Juniore are a French indie pop quartet from Paris led by singer/songwriter Anna Jean.

Frontman of indie legends The Charlatans, Tim Burgess will be opening Hit The North Festival 2020 with an intimate performance at Think Tank?!

Sorry were signed by Domino Recording Company after developing a reputation as the most thrilling new band on London’s underground circuit. The pair are taking to Newcastle this May to celebrate the opening of Hit The North 2020!

Described as "A no-holds-barred aural assault of Anarchic Electro Psych Punk Noise that is something like Death From Above and the Chemical Brothers' b*****d offspring", London's Black Futures are a spectacle to behold.

Willie J Healey is unconstrained by genre, moving at will between scrappy garage-rock, evocative Americana and sumptuous psychedelia. And it's all his own work, the product of obsessively writing song after song in his studio/garage/bedroom.

Singer/Songwriter from Liverpool. Built a platform in Live music through playing fan events based around Liverpool FC. Released “Allez Allez Allez” with all proceeds going to a local charity. Now moving into releasing his own original music documenting the struggles & escapes of working class life.

Swaying from vulnerable to uncompromising within one verse and chorus, Bryde's music is honest and furiously authentic. Described by Sarah as being about "entangling and unravelling" they move from tender and delicate, to tough and unforgiving, holding close a defiant and life-affirming quality.

"Blamire and Davies don’t trade vocal duties so much as appear to sing from the same body, their voices nearly indistinguishable, shifting between smoky moans and toe-curling trills” – Pitchfork

a classic American band that is equal parts grit and grace. Their slow rise against the odds is a story of perseverance and a belief in their musical vision, what Vic likes to call, "Jamaican Rock N Roll."