The Paper Chase - Tickets available on the door ONLY!

All cheap tickets for The Paper Chase gig, this Wednesday 11th November at The Lexington are now sold out.

However, you can still grab tickets on the door on the night, which are priced at £7.

Doors are at 7.30pm, with the first band on at 8.15pm.

On Histories of Rosenberg and Ex Libras are set to support, make sure you come along early to catch them, it's going to be a great show.

To listen to the support bands check out these links below:

Ex Libras



"Underpinning their excursions with a solid core of melody gives their songs an immediacy, draw in the casual listener, and those moments when vocalist Amit Sharma breaks through are worth treasuring..." - Review of debut album Suite(s), Clash Magazine

On Histories of Rosenberg



"Whether it's a five-minute holiday for your stressed out brain or a touch of late 90s nostalgia you're after, we give these autumnal charms the thumbs up." - Track of the Day, Q Magazine

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The Paper Chase, London - Last of the Cheap Tickets!

The very last of the cheap tickets are on sale for The Paper Chase @ The Lexington, Wednesday 11th November 2009.

We were running low (1 left!) so we put some more on sale. These will be your last chance to grab cheap tickets, which are £6. You can still buy tickets on the night, they will be £7 on the door.

You can buy tickets HERE

To listen to the support bands check out these links below:

Ex Libras

"Underpinning their excursions with a solid core of melody gives their songs an immediacy, draw in the casual listener, and those moments when vocalist Amit Sharma breaks through are worth treasuring..." - Review of debut album Suite(s), Clash Magazine



On Histories of Rosenberg

"Whether it's a five-minute holiday for your stressed out brain or a touch of late 90s nostalgia you're after, we give these autumnal charms the thumbs up." - Track of the Day, Q Magazine



For information about our PR services or anything else, please feel free to contact us

26th April 2008 @ The Metro: Soeza + Buttonhead + Man Aubergine

A hot, sunny Saturday evening reigns over London. It's hardly gig weather tonight but somehow, people keep flocking down to the Metro to see this bloody fantastic line-up.

It's been a while since Man Aubergine have played in London but they hit the stage with the same quirky, off-beat enthusiasm as they always do, that's why we love them. The new songs are sounding great, beginning the evening with a sense of fun. They're a little like a countrified Primus on Prozac. Yes, that sounds a little odd but it's totally Man Aubergine. 

As the punters pile-in for Buttonhead, there's a sense of anticipation. Buttonhead are at the end of their Tour of Life April 2008. It's a bit of a slow start as a few problems are ironed-out before they hit the Metro with their unique brand of optimistic off-kilter, sing-a-long indie tunes. It's well worth the wait. Heads are furiously nodding and there are even a few dancers at the back, immersed in the music, grinning from ear to ear. Each song is an aural delight, the rocky start ends in gratuitous applause; the kids done good!

Now, it's time for Soeza! They're currently on tour to promote their latest offering 7 Obstacles, which is available via Gringo Records. Consisting of two drummers, bass, guitar, male/female vocals and a french horn, they are incredibly tight and succinct for such a varied line-up. "Brackish Waters" and "Make It" from their album Why Do You Do? has the kids' feet tapping with glorious joy. Soeza are a band who mean business, they make a wonderfully luscious racket!

The night ends with rounds of "woo's" and "yeah's". The Metro is sweaty with Soeza's gorgeously hectic set, Buttonhead's bopping fans and Man Aubergine's happy hoe-down! What a way to start the weekend.

(Photos by Krystal Sim)