Melt Yourself Down

Friday 18 October 2019

7:30 pm : Main stage

Tickets

Early Bird: £10
On the door: £14

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Melt Yourself Down return with brand new single ‘It is what it Is’.

Their 2013 self-titled debut album was widely acclaimed (Album of the Year in both Time Out and Rough Trade) and received significant support from BBC 6Music; leading to an appearance on Later on Jools Holland.

Melt Yourself Down’s live shows became the stuff of legends – the raw Nubian soul percussion of Ali Hassan Kuban mixed with the shiny urban junk trash disco of James Chance is like something we’ve never heard before.

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Melt Yourself Down

Melt Yourself Down return with brand new single ‘It is what it Is’.

Their 2013 self-titled debut album was widely acclaimed (Album of the Year in both Time Out and Rough Trade) and received significant support from BBC 6Music; leading to an appearance on Later on Jools Holland.

Melt Yourself Down’s live shows became the stuff of legends – the raw Nubian soul percussion of Ali Hassan Kuban mixed with the shiny urban junk trash disco of James Chance is like something we’ve never heard before.

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