About this Event

We're looking forward to the return of west London three-piece The Wild Things and their brand of rock pop which we loved here at No Quarter in March. Look out for their new live EP and listen to 'Solar'...



Young Causeway are a young acoustic folk duo whose influences from a number of singer-songwriters of the '60s and '70s are masked by their pop and classic rock strands and blend of strong vocal harmonies with high-octane, rhythmically-charged tunes. And they recently released a new six-track EP



Al Joshua is the former frontman of Orphans & Vandals whose 'mesmerizing delivery' powered their hugely-acclaimed live sets and recordings. He's since gone solo to write new music (and feature film screenplays). 'It's a dirty world out there, but it is one worth exploring with Al Joshua guiding you though it all.'



Make sure you arrive early to see Anna Pancaldi, a 23 year-old singer-songwriter who was recently selected by Radio 1's Huw Stephens to tour the O2 academies supporting the likes of Rudimental, Rita Ora and The Noisettes, 'with the emotive presence of Eva Cassidy and the folky soul of Joni Mitchell..." - Emerging Icons.



7pm-1am; £5, £3 concessions