A gig held at The Old England Pub on Friday 1st November. The event starts at 20:00.
Synth-punk duo Mass House are coming to Bristol Old England first of November.
The Bristol based Brummies create an electronic off cut of Post-Punk. Using a stack of synthesisers and drum machines they create a slamming mix of electronic genres.
Their satirical lyrics cover topics like the housing crisis and ever rising bill prices (and Diego Maradona) in a tongue in cheek, funny way.
You may have caught them around Bristol in the past at events such as Dot to Dot, Harbour Fest or Outter town and they've been on the circuit supporting artists such as LA Priest, Keg and Getdown Services.
"Something notable about this band: you can watch their set without prior knowledge and still know the words by the end. This is a testament to their infectious tracks and spot on energy" - CLUNK Magazine
"One of the strongest things about the band is the way they package real life topics, such as the housing crisis and rising energy bills, in an amusing and entertaining way, giving us a much needed release from the bleak reality of of our everyday lives." - Bristol 24/7
The duo haven't headlined a show in Bristol since April and this is shaping to be a banging event.
Very limited tickets available so don't wait on this!
Entry requirements: 18+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
The Bristol based Brummies create an electronic off cut of Post-Punk. Using a stack of synthesisers and drum machines they create a slamming mix of electronic genres.
Their satirical lyrics cover topics like the housing crisis and ever rising bill prices (and Diego Maradona) in a tongue in cheek, funny way.
You may have caught them around Bristol in the past at events such as Dot to Dot, Harbour Fest or Outter town and they've been on the circuit supporting artists such as LA Priest, Keg and Getdown Services.
"Something notable about this band: you can watch their set without prior knowledge and still know the words by the end. This is a testament to their infectious tracks and spot on energy" - CLUNK Magazine
"One of the strongest things about the band is the way they package real life topics, such as the housing crisis and rising energy bills, in an amusing and entertaining way, giving us a much needed release from the bleak reality of of our everyday lives." - Bristol 24/7
The duo haven't headlined a show in Bristol since April and this is shaping to be a banging event.
Very limited tickets available so don't wait on this!
Entry requirements: 18+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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