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Confusion is Next is proud to present:
Nervus - for their first Newcastle show!
https://www.facebook.com/nervusmusic/

The Watford indie punks release their new album, Tough Crowd, on 27th September via Big Scary Monsters.

"Stepping away from their signature self-recording, and with Neil Kennedy (Creeper, Milk Teeth) on board, the band's new collaborative approach produces a set of results that's there for all to hear.

While Em remains lyrically as political and hopeful as ever, Tough Crowd is ferocious, joyful, and as biting as it is inviting. It's Nervus, but sounds like if Crass had helped write Pinkerton. Get it in your ears." (BSM)

Support from:
Onsind- local legends/acoustic pop-punk from Pity Me, Durham.
https://www.facebook.com/onsind/

+ more TBA!

Tickets £7 advance

£9 OTD

18+

Description

Situated right across from Newcastle Central Station, The Head of Steam Newcastle has gained notoriety for hosting the best in up-to-the-minute music and is constantly recognised as being one of the best bars in the city. Combining both the bars welcoming atmosphere and warm surroundings with an emphasis on musical brilliance the Head of Steam Newcastle has proved a popular breeding ground for talent including early appearances from bands including the Arctic Monkeys, Maximo Park and The Futureheads.

The upstairs bar was refurbished in September 2015, and is packed with great craft beers, cask ales, sharing bottles, and beers from across the globe!

Facing the central railway station this is an unusual pub in that there's nothing on the ground floor.

Upstairs is the main bar with six cask beers, three real ciders and a good selection of continental draught beers.

Downstairs is one of the most popular live and recorded music venues in the city centre, no draught products in music venue, extensive range of cans and bottles.

Live Music (18+ Venue)

2 Neville Street,

Newcastle upon Tyne,

Tyne and Wear,

England,

NE1 5EN.

0191 230 4236