The Wrecking Ball at Fiddlers Club in Bristol on Saturday 15 February 2020

The Wrecking Ball - Psychobilly Extravaganza at Fiddlers Club in Bristol on Saturday 15 February 2020

This is your chance to catch three of the original 1980's Psychobilly acts, who just so happen to be three of the greatest live acts in the genre! These veterans will share the stage with 'Knocksville' who have been shaking up the psychobilly scene in the last decade.

If you're a fan of the Psychobilly, you will almost certainly know these bands, and if you're new to Psychobilly, you are in for a treat! Not only have Frenzy, Batmobile, and The Long Tall Texans recorded some of the most influential albums defining Psychobilly, their live performances really come alive!


THE BANDS:

Frenzy
As one of the original pioneers of Psychobilly, Frenzy remains among the most influential bands in the genre to this day. Fans attribute their long lived popularity to their high octane live show; known for delivering a potent balance of complex and melodic compositions all the way to straight-in-your-face insanity. With a back catalog spending four decades they are not afraid to tailor a set list full of the classics spiced up with new compositions.

Batmobile
These Dutch Psychobilly veterans have been rocking stages all over the world with the same lineup since 1983. For over 3 decades they have headlined rockabilly and Psychobilly events from the US to Japan, Brazil to Russia, and of course all over Europe. Last year's album release, Brand New Blisters proves that they still got it! And now the high powered trio is bringing their B-Music rock'n roll to Fiddlers!

The Long Tall Texans
If you're in doubt whether The Long Tall Texans are a great live act, you only have to take a listen to their record Five Beans In The Wheel. In recent years the Brighton trio has come full circle back to their roots as one of the original Psychobilly bands from the 1980's. With several world tours they have proven that they master covers as well as their impressive catalog of original material. The Long Tall Texans remain an institution of British Psychobilly.

Knocksville
Eastbourne's dirtiest blues-infused 3-piece band has been rocking stages all over Europe since 2009. With the addition of Jason Walder on double-bass in late 2014, the band received an energy injection before recording their second studio album, simply titled VOLUME II. Their raw, new sound has been part of redefining Psychobilly in the last decade, proving that the genre is as relevant as ever.

Frenzy

Formed in 1983 by Steve Whitehouse, Frenzy went on to be one of the premier 1980s generated neo-rockabilly / psychobilly bands of that era. Becoming well known for such great recordings as the Hall Of Mirrors and Clockwork Toy albums, the latter of which spawned their 1986 indie hit; I See Red. From the early 1990s, Frenzy pushed the envelope and were ahead of their time in their approach to the modern rockabilly sound, which has since been replicated by bands such as The Living End and Tiger Army. Frenzy never really went away, and have been playing and recording continuously since their formation.

Tickets cost £22 and are available Online here