The Junction

Nucleus Roots will be rocking crowds with eagerly awaited previewed tracks from their latest studio album, On Solid Foundations at shows across Europe during spring and summer 2010.

For the first time in many years they will be playing as a full live band. Nucleus Roots Producer and Musical Director P.Lush, will resume duties on the Bass, his brother Gary Morris will join him on guitar, Peter Technical on the bubbling keyboards and Delroy Walker; drummer for Suns of Arqua, Finlaye Quaye and MC Busby, on the classic Nucleus rhythms. This line up will provide backing for regular vocalists; Moses, Megadread, Simon Dan and Ossie Gad (The Natural-ites), along with new artist, Mr Marvellous.

Nucleus Roots formed in 1995 from the ashes of legendary Manchester punky/reggae outfit Community Charge. With a few line up shuffles along the way the band have now developed a cohesive, creative unit.

Recent summers have seen Nucleus raising a storm at clubs and festivals across the Continent, highlights involved supporting Lee Perry in Bergen, Norway, the prestigious Ostroda Reggae festival, Poland and the huge Dour festival in Belgium.

Nucleus Roots have a massive stage presence and produce a contagiously danceable, uplifting roots sound. This live line up sees another chapter in the band’s colourful history. The vibe will hark back to the 80’s ‘digitalised’’ sound which P. Lush loves so much as well as looking forward to a positive musical future.

Feelings run high when Nucleus take the stage so be prepared for a live performance that will take you through the full gamut of emotions.

Vocalists at the Junction: Moses, Simon Dan & Mr Marvellous

Doors / Bar open 7pm

Under 14's must be accompanied by an adult.

Rescheduled from 27 Oct 2009 - all tickets still valid.

Stiff Little Fingers, along with the likes of the Clash, Sex Pistols, The Jam, Skids, Buzzcocks, Undertones, Sham 69, Stranglers et al – were at the forefront of the punk movement.

The band enjoyed six years of sell-out gigs and chart success before frontman Jake burns took a sabbatical to work as a BBC Radio One producer. The band reformed in 1987 to a rapturous reception and haven’t looked back since, recording more hit records and relentlessly touring.

Plus Stingrays

Doors / Bar open 7pm

Under 14's must be accompanied by an adult.