We’re pleased to announce that This Is Tmrw will be bringing Cloud Nothings back to the H&H on Wednesday 22nd March.

Cloud Nothings was founded in a Cleveland basement, the one-man recording project of Dylan Baldi, an unassuming, then 18-year-old student of song with a breathtaking ear for melody. Prolific from the start, Baldi’s early work was rough but immediate: crudely recorded, spring-loaded spasms of Buzzcocks-informed pop that quickly found an online following among the lo-fi-inclined. When an opportunity presented itself to open a small show in Brooklyn, Baldi abandoned a still-in-progress final project to be there. The gamble paid off — he’s been touring ever since, using every available break to write and record more. The band will be landing at the H&H in support of their fourth full length offering ‘Life Without Sound’, you can check out the first single ‘Modern Act’ from the record below;

https://soundcloud.com/cloudnothings/modern-act-2

Advance £10 tickets go on sale this Friday 14th October at 10am, you can find them here.

We’re pleased to announce that This Is Tmrw will be brining Declan Mckenna to the H&H on Wednesday 25th January.

The singer/songwriter first emerged in 2014 with the shimmering, politically charged single “Brazil.” The teenaged Hertfordshire native only had a handful of self-released tracks to his name, having uploaded them to his Bandcamp page. With an attitude recalling the Libertines and Jamie T., McKenna blended bright indie pop with textural lo-fi. As “Brazil” gained traction throughout 2015, McKenna’s star began to rise, and that summer he took home the Glastonbury Festival’s coveted Emerging Talent prize. Check out the performance of his latest single ‘Isombard’ on Jools Holland below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL6wXcPaI89Ty6YqZbedZR8mQZY9kxcf45&v=MlVZMUFAa00

Advance £8.50 tickets are on sale now, you can get hold of yours by clicking here.

This Friday 14th October Leftfoot and Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul Festival will be joining forces to bring Japan’s Soil & “Pimp” Sessions to the H&H.

The band were born out of Tokyo’s club scene back in 2001, when Shacho and Tabu Zombie started including live jam sessions in DJ sets. Gradually the other members were invited, the band’s line-up was finalised and the DJ sets dropped. The band’s live sets started to create a buzz  and they quickly gained a reputation  as one of the most energetic live performers on the scene, which led to the coining of the term “death jazz” to describe their music. Check out the video for their single ‘Pop Korn’ below;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVhGTVq2DjQ

Advance £16 tickets are on sale now, you can get hold of yours by clicking here.

World Unlimited will be bringing Backbeat Sound System to the H&H on Monday 17th October.

Backbeat Soundsystem are a different beast. In a UK reggae scene that has long eschewed bands in favor of sound systems, Backbeat brings 8 musicians to the stage. While much of the current scene is centered in London and a few other major markets, BBSS hail from far west Cornwall.And, while many of  their peers are slavish in their attempt to recreate an authentic Jamaican-leaning sound, Backbeat Soundsystem are not afraid to go in totally different directions, pulling in influences from all across the music spectrum, to create their vision of modern reggae. With all of this, Backbeat stands out in the current scene –pushing the envelope in their studio productions and pumping up crowds in their live set. Check out the video for their single ‘Come Undone’ below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmC-R-_DPt0

Advance £7 tickets are on sale now, you can get hold of yours now by clicking here.

Birmingham Promoters will be bringing The Computers to the H&H on tomorrow night.

Exeter’s finest, The Computers release their third albumBirth/Death on 30th September 2016 on One Little Indian. The album was recorded in Devon earlier this year, and produced by David McEwan (Plan B, Nitin Sawhney). It includes the tracks ‘Want The News? Here’s The Blues’ and ‘This Ain’t Right’ (recently premiered by John Kennedy onXFM) alongside nine other garage-soul, punk ‘n’ roll anthems which will enthrall and excite disciples old and new. Check out the video for their single ‘This Ain’t Right’ below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFJLPjsctzQ

Advance £10 tickets (Ages 14+) are on sale now, you can get hold of yours by clicking here.

We’re delighted to announce that we’ll be welcoming Caribou Poutine back to the H&H on Thursday 20th October for a special pop up evening of the finest gourmet Canadian street food. The three course set menu costs just £16, you can check it out below and pick up your advance tickets here;

Starter

Quebec style french onion soup

Main – A Choice of the Following..

– Original Poutine- Hand cut fries, cheese curd and homemade gravy (regular or veggie gravy)

– Mrs Piggy- Hand cut fries, cheese curd and homemade gravy topped with…
8 hour slow cooked pulled pork with streaky bacon and sausage

– Tex Mex- Hand cut fries, cheese curd and homemade gravy topped with…

Homemade salsa and guacamole, sour cream and jalapeños (regular or veggie gravy)

– Big Liz- Hand cut fries, cheese curd and homemade gravy topped with…
Creamed cabbage with smoked streaky bacon

– Mr Bean- Hand cut fries, cheese curd and homemade gravy topped with…
Five bean chili, sour cream and jalapeños (regular or veggie gravy)

Dessert

Homemade peacan pie and maple crunch icecream

This Is Tmrw bring Ultimate Painting to the Hare & Hounds tomorrow night.

The U.K. duo Ultimate Painting formed when Jack Cooper’s band Mazes were on tour opening for James Hoare’s group Veronica Falls in 2013. The two guitarists decided to team up and create music that was unsullied by any digital processes. After exchanging demos and making one failed attempt at recording, they began working on tape machines set up in Hoare’s flat. The duo spent a few months getting their Velvet Underground and classic ’60s and ’70s pop-inspired sound together, with Hoare on bass and Cooper on drums, and both singing and playing guitar. The first recorded song, “Ultimate Painting,” gave them their name.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arhtXydv1mo

Dusk is their third album, a ten song set that expands the group’s sound from their self-titled debut and their critically acclaimed sophomore effort Green Lanes, about whose tunes Pitchfork raved their “deceptively simple interplay slowly worms into your synapses.” Dusk heads along the same path, albeit in a slightly different direction, forging to new territory by heading inward. Advance £9 tickets are on sale now, get hold of yours clicking here.