A gig held at The Jam Jar on Saturday 16th September. The event starts at 20:00.
It is time to herald their return, raring to go after a summer of taking fields by storm, Pronghorn are going to whip up some Psycho Celidh madness at the Jam Jar this September.
The Undisputed Kings of Cowpunk and purveyors of the hardest and finest banjo/fiddle action you'll ever come across. A more motley collection of bad shirts, mullets, prison tattoos, broken teeth and greasy comb-overs you'd be hard pushed to find outside of a Dale Winton garden party.
Pronghorn
These guys have been kicking around since 1992, and this summer the band celebrates 30 years of playing home-grown cowpunk, drinking warm cans of Stella, late night garage food and meeting a whole host of nutters, and ne’er-do-wells along the way.
Poor Old Dogs
Bristols finest folk punk outfit, recently resurrected from the grave are back to sing songs & twang their mandolins!
Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (DJ set)
Balters finest hoedown DJ's, Aplin8 & Pottsy will be manning the wheels of steel. Cotton Eye Joe mashed up with Deep-South songs about cows.
The Jam Jar is a safe space for all & any ill spirited behaviour will not be tolerated. Look out for those around you & keep the vibes high!
Entry requirements:
The Undisputed Kings of Cowpunk and purveyors of the hardest and finest banjo/fiddle action you'll ever come across. A more motley collection of bad shirts, mullets, prison tattoos, broken teeth and greasy comb-overs you'd be hard pushed to find outside of a Dale Winton garden party.
Pronghorn
These guys have been kicking around since 1992, and this summer the band celebrates 30 years of playing home-grown cowpunk, drinking warm cans of Stella, late night garage food and meeting a whole host of nutters, and ne’er-do-wells along the way.
Poor Old Dogs
Bristols finest folk punk outfit, recently resurrected from the grave are back to sing songs & twang their mandolins!
Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (DJ set)
Balters finest hoedown DJ's, Aplin8 & Pottsy will be manning the wheels of steel. Cotton Eye Joe mashed up with Deep-South songs about cows.
The Jam Jar is a safe space for all & any ill spirited behaviour will not be tolerated. Look out for those around you & keep the vibes high!
Entry requirements:
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