
Dik Guru + Shameless Brothers + Layla Tutt + David Garsington
Chaos Acoustic Club
The Old Moseley Arms
Sunday April 15th, 2018
We're big fans of stalwart black country brummie acoustic folk/punk poet Dik Guru... Although, as you see, our geography isn't too good. The last time I saw Dik Guru he was downtown and he was pretty much as I recall, he was Cold, Pissed Off and Waiting which I am pitching as the title of his impending book of lyrics, due later this summer...
On Sunday Dik Guru returns to The Chaos Acoustic Club at the Old Moseley Arms to well, rock it. He's gonna have a few new songs and of course lots of the really great old ones that he says he's learnt to play a bit better - after being asked to perform for 50 minutes in Bell End recently, he's sharpened his chops. Well anyone would. At the Chaos Acoustic Folk Club I think a much sharper but no less wild half an hour set is in store. Also worth going along for the always excellent and excellently unpredictable Shameless, David Garsington and intensely entertaining Layla Tutt - you know she's like a one woman with a guitar entire Siouxsie and the Banshees. That intense.
Publisher, Lamontpaul founded outsideleft with Alarcon in 2004 and is hanging on, saying, "I don't know how to stop this, exactly."
Lamontpaul portrait by John Kilduff painted during an episode of John's TV Show, Let's Paint TV
FREE TICKETS for OUTSIDELEFT's QUIET NIGHT OUT
featuring RM FRANCIS, KERRY HADLEY-PRYCE, JAY LEWIS, WAYNE DEAN-RICHARDS and WOODENHAND»»
Outsideleft exists on a precarious no budget budget. We are interested in hearing from deep and deeper pocket types willing to underwrite our cultural vulture activity. We're not so interested in plastering your product all over our stories, but something more subtle and dignified for all parties concerned. Contact us and let's talk. [HELP OUTSIDELEFT]
If Outsideleft had arms they would always be wide open and welcoming to new writers and new ideas. If you've got something to say, something a small dank corner of the world needs to know about, a poem to publish, a book review, a short story, if you love music or the arts or anything else, write something about it and send it along. Of course we don't have anything as conformist as a budget here. But we'd love to see what you can do. Write for Outsideleft, do. [SUBMISSIONS FORM HERE]