JOOLS at the Mall Sessions, for Everywhere at Once powered by the National Lottery and Music Venue Trust
JOOLS at the Mall Sessions, for Everywhere at Once powered by the National Lottery and Music Venue Trust at The Mall Sessions by Redstart Community, Redhill
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JOOLS at the Mall Sessions, for Everywhere at Once powered by the National Lottery and Music Venue Trust: Jools
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JOOLS
UK punk collective JOOLS, comprising vocalists Kate Price and Mitch Gordon, guitarists Chris Johnston and Callum Connachie, bassist Joe Dodd and drummer Chelsea Wrones – has been a name on the lips of clued-up fans and tastemakers since its collective of musicians found each other in the earliest days of 2023.
Quickly gaining a reputation for their cathartic, unpredictable and specular live performances, the band have been consistently championed by BBC Radio One, including two ‘Tune of the Week’ placements on Daniel P Carter’s esteemed Rock Show.
Recent single ‘Guts’ – from their debut album Violent Delights – was supported by leading tastemakers at Kerrang! and DIY, the latter celebrating the track as an “extravaganza of sound” from a band “who have morphed beautifully into something very special”.
ECHO ECHO are an upcoming, local 4 piece band blending hard rock and indie influence into a unique sound. Energetic, reminiscent originals meet their own spin on cover songs to make Echo Echo stand out.
Featuring - Jools
Jools is a collective of musicians – Mitch Gordon and Kate Price on vocals, Chris Johnston and Callum Connachie on guitar, Joe Dodd on Bass, and Chelsea Wrones on drums – spread between London and Leicester, who formed in 2023.
At any moment the Jools experience, on stage and on record, can turn on a sixpence from that of unbridled rage at the world to a celebration of the beauty that can still be found hidden in its murky corners. The punk rock of Jools is at once visceral and violent, cathartic and confrontational, and at the next exultant and exhilarating. Jools is duality by design, where contradiction is empowerment harnessed as a force for progress, sonically and societally.
Echo Echo
Brighton band describing their stuff as 'if you locked Bloc Party, Biffy Clyro, The Jam and Test Icicles in a room and made them have a love child, Echo Echo would be it'.