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Unplugged at The Ellington 7
Monday, 11th October @10:30 PM

North Street Music and Space Ship News co-present a refreshingly new kind of gig. UNPLUGGED is a show at the venue, taking three emerging and leading Perth bands and putting them on an intimate stage to showcase their talent. Hear your favourite bands as you’ve never heard them before: raw, up close and unplugged!!!!

Featuring…


The Old Croak
http://www.myspace.com/theoldcroak#ixzz116uOkZoD

The Old Croak may be named after an ancient embalming fluid, but silly names are where the similarities between James Rogers' latest band effort and this now-obsolete product end. With bass player David Carter (The Fault) and drummer Alex Megaw (Wormhole), Rogers has formulated a rock 'n' roll sound that manages to walk the often blurry line between originality and influence of artists from decades past with confidence. This success makes The Old Croak an enjoyable and must-listen experience- quite remarkable for a line-up that only formed earlier this year.


Miche Suite
http://www.myspace.com/MICHESUITE

Returning fresh from a 3 month tour to Darwin promoting their latest single 'We're all going to die' (which has been nominated for a Wami award), the trio are back in town with a welcome home show at the Ellington. Delivering consistent, upbeat and original performances Miche Suite incorporate elements of jazz, rock, folk and blues into their creative upbeat arrangements to boast a sound they can truly call their own.


A Beggars Second
www.myspace.com/abeggarssecond

After playing to a capacity crowd for their debut album launch A Beggars Second are ready to soothe. A Beggars Second brings a vibrant, honest perspective emerging from the city's grass roots acoustic scene. Ben Bowden's melody driven lyrics and guitar, backed by Mark Degebrodt's percussive rhythms bring to light a different development with each track. Tales of love, growth, loss and greed sit themselves in catchy melodies that draw the listener in with each passing note.