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?High-octane, fierce, bursting with attitude and almost obnoxiously addictive? ? Fortitude Magazine

?If Kate Nash was actually any good, she?d probably sound like this? ? Rock Sound

?The world needs more ballsy female vocalists like this.? ? MOSH/Hit The Floor

Millie Manders and The Shutup create cross-genre punk that is hard to ignore.

With lyricism that pokes fun, draws you in or leaves you questioning social norms teamed with incredible vocal dexterity, grinding guitars, irresistible horn hooks and a pumping rhythm section, the Millie Manders Music Machine churns out more raw punk fusion than you can shake a stick at, with a huge amount of Pop appeal.

AIR DRAWN DAGGER

Air Drawn Dagger are an Electronic, Punky, Angst-Pop collective. The name Air Drawn Dagger comes from Macbeth as it is a ?characterisation of an emotional outburst?.

Guitarist Lewis & Vocalist Maisie began writing songs in the back of a Cake Shop in Sheffield before they cut their teeth winning over diverse crowds, from old punks at Hardcore shows to young couples in Tapas restaurants.

Their debut release received heavy support from BBC Introducing and overwhelming praise from the underground press such as Hit The Floor, Mosh & Punktastic. The band signed multiple publishing deals whilst honing their sound, supporting a plethora of artists from genres such as Alt Rock, Metal, Pop Punk, and more?

Within their first formative years, Air Drawn Dagger have embarked on extensive national tours, appearing across numerous festivals, and plunged into their first DIY North American Tour. Building a rabid fanbase along the way, self-proclaimed The Church of Dagger.

Through creating music, publishing zines, and building a universe within their music videos, the bands? celebration of not belonging resonates with people who are behind them, building a community. The genre-melting ensemble use gigs as a space to welcome those that don?t belong anywhere else, and to celebrate the darker side of people, in one big therapeutic party.

The future holds a string of new releases, international touring, and more adventures in sound.

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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