GiddyUp Oxford at The Wheatsheaf 31 July

Johnny’s Sexual Kitchen, Sal and Tony Batey, Freemantle, Song and Supper Rooms, Purple May

There were some cool sounds happening at The Wheatsheaf, Oxford last Sunday! I’m not sure where else in England you can go down to your local pub on a Sunday afternoon and hear some of the best southern rock being played by a live band?! Johnny’s Sexual Kitchen is made up of one talented bunch of musicians. Playing covers by some of our favourite artists, … Continue reading Johnny’s Sexual Kitchen, Sal and Tony Batey, Freemantle, Song and Supper Rooms, Purple May

GiddyUp Music at The Wheatsheaf Oxford

Superloose, Beard Of Destiny, Spoon Theory, Purple May, Sammy Pope and Sarah

We would like to thank all the acts that played our GiddyUp Music Show on Sunday 3rd July at The Wheatsheaf, Oxford. Lovely and entertaining sets by all! Acts featured on the day: Superloose, Beard of Destiny, Purple May, Spoon Theory, Sammy Pope and Sarah. Great to see everyone, thank you to all that could make it to the show! Continue reading Superloose, Beard Of Destiny, Spoon Theory, Purple May, Sammy Pope and Sarah

Henry Cluney Mad Larry The Corsairs GiddyUp Wheatsheaf

Henry Cluney, Mad Larry, The Corsairs at The Wheatsheaf, Oxford [Review]

Henry Cluney Mad Larry The Corsairs GiddyUp Wheatsheaf

The Wheatsheaf – Oxford, England – Sunday June 19, 2016 review

Well, what can I say! Firstly I would like to thank all the musicians who performed and also thank everyone who came out to enjoy the eclectic mix of music played.

It was an early start on Sunday afternoon. We, Purple May, began at about 1.45pm. We played some of our original songs and a few covers, like “That’s Entertainment” (The Jam) and “Because The Night” (Bruce Springsteen/Patti Smith). We then cleared a space for Osprey, who we have down as one of the busiest musicians and promoters in Oxford. He played a varied set, I always love his take on the Johnny Cash song “Folsom Prison Blues”.

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