"THE CERTS" at the Mall Sessions with "The Beelines" and "Project Culture" at The Mall Sessions by Redstart Community, Redhill
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"Canada Hill" at the Mall Sessions with "The Beelines" and "Project Culture" £7.00
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About the show
THE CERTS, with BEELINES and PROJECT CULTURE
Redstart Community are delighted to bring indie punks THE CERTS to the “Mall Sessions” with support from the effervescent THE BEELINES and classy PROJECT CULTURE
THE CERTS
Carter Elvis Robinson is the founding member of The Certs. After writing and recording his first EP "Here Today Gone Tomorrow", he then set about putting the band together. Based in Surrey, it wasn't long before the rest of the band fell into place and before you knew it, the band were playing sell out gigs in the local area. Their raw energy is made up of a rock punk vibe, bringing a refreshing sound of rock n roll back to the masses.
From forming back in September 2024, its been nothing short of a whirlwind for The Certs. Playing sell out gigs, the band have been raising both their profile and fan base.
THE BEELINES
The Beelines sound draws on the urgency of 70s punk , mod styling, and the melodic instincts of classic British guitar pop, delivered through tightly honed, lyric driven, hook-laden songs. Think Blur, The Jam, The Clash, The Kinks.
They are known for their blistering live sets, regularly play gigs and festivals across London and the South delivering energetic and engaging performances.
PROJECT CULTURE
Art-pop rockers from South London
Featuring - The Certs
After writing and recording the first EP "Here Today Gone Tomorrow", Carter Elvis Robinson then set about putting the band together. Based in Surrey, it wasn't long before the rest of the band fell into place and before you knew it, the band were playing sell out gigs in the local area. Their raw energy is made up of a rock punk vibe, bringing a refreshing sound of rock n roll back to the masses.
Project Culture
Project Culture are a 4-piece art rock band who spent their first year together gigging relentlessly and charming audiences across London and Surrey with their unique blend of melodic indie pop and tryhard slacker rock. They are just as inspired by books, films, theatre and stand-up comedy as they are by indie rock, living up to their name by drawing from a wide range of pop culture - be it ‘high’ or ‘low’ culture - to create something truly their own.
The band have been praised by BBC Introducing for their “post-punk energy and the sense of urgency in the songwriting” and their ability to “address and transform clichés into original turns of phrase” in their lyrics, and performed at Alexandra Palace as part of the venue's 150th birthday celebrations.