Description

The Hyperjax have blazed the trials of the live circuit wordwide since 1996. They are a band made up of Rockabilly, Punk Rock and Psychobilly influences among other genres while maintaining that they are just a Rock n Roll band.

After making an impact on the UK Psychobilly scene at the end of the 90s they put out their self released EP 'Happy Pillz' in 2000 this gained them critical acclaim landing them a slot at the New York Rumble festival that Oct which fuelled their impact over Europe the following year landing them similar festivals in Holland and The Satanic Stomp in Germany.

Releasing their debut album 'Generation X-Rated' in 2002, their popularity increased and were constantly touring up and down the everywhere they could and managed to land a slot at the more commercial orientated festival 'Carling Reading Festival' in 2003. The following year they toured up and down California USA to masses of crowds who had anticipated their arrival having bought their album . Over the next decade they released 'The Bottom Line (2007) The Wildest Card (2008) and 'March to your own beat' (2015)

The Hyperjax are a band who master the power of the song. Thundering drums and bass, lightening guitar hooks and singalong choruses straight from the heart and go straight for yours. What more could you ask for? Now on Wolverine Records in 2019 The Hyperjax put out the goods with their 5th studio LP 'Bringing the Bad Back home' throwing elements of power pop, country and blues into the mix.

Prepare for their grooviest yet. Get ready to punch the air.

Description

The Continental was Camra West Lancashire Pub of the Year 2010 & 2011, with a range of six changing ales, including a house beer especially brewed for us by Marble Beers, artisan ciders, speciality European and US beers both on tap and in bottle, award-winning wines from Byrne’s of Clitheroe, a great range of soft drinks and the best beer garden in town.

Our regional, seasonal kitchen serves up restaurant quality fresh food with daily specials and favourites, and we’re the indie culture venue of choice in Preston with cinema, theatre, music and more on weekly in our arts space.

Situated on the banks of the Ribble, just a brief walk away from the city centre and adjacent to picturesque park land, The Continental is an oasis of fine food, drinks and atmosphere. We hope to see you sometime soon.

South Meadow Lane,

Preston,

Lancashire,

England,

PR1 8JP.

01772 499 425