Definitely Barney & Silver Tower - Thursday 23rd November

Definitely Barney & Silver Tower -The Impossible Monster Tour at The Attic in Southampton

Definitely Barney and Silver Tower are teaming up for The Impossible Monster Tour... traveling with an extravaganza of live sound and visuals and showcasing some of the best unsigned artists in the southeast along the way.

Definitely Barney in Southampton

London - based Alt-Rock artist, having played multiple Headline gigs this year as a duo with a slot at The o2 Islington set for this september. Barney has a rather extensive back-catalogue of riff-driven tracks to get people moving. “Definitely Barney is an independent musician from London who makes badass riffs and catchy hooks all from his bedroom! If you want to blow the roof off, unite over live music and have some fun together to a musician who unfortunately shares a name with a dinosaur, despite being a rock n roller through and through, then he’s the artist for you.”

Silver Tower gig in Southampton

Alt-Pop artist from Southampton - Performances this year included: London, Southampton, two headline shows in Guildford, a slot at Victorious Festival in Portsmouth and at Camden Rocks.

“What happens if a DJ, Vocalist and VFX artist decides to create a new wave inspired audio-visual live experience? Silver Tower happens - Floating atop earth-shaking bass and biting synth hooks, their vocals are both ethereal and commanding. Agelessly combining the sounds and tastes of decades past, this forward-thinking act has crafted a setlist and musical style that’s energetic, streamlined and memorable.

Featuring

Amy Jade Southampton date

25-year-old pop punk singer-songwriter with a current online audience reach of 60k+. Not only has she headlined The Joiners and most recently supported Cameron Sanderson on his UK tour, but has performed at established venues such as SSE Wembley Arena, The 1865 and Portsmouth Guildhall. Amy continues to work towards her next adventures include the release of her up and coming single ‘What’s The Worst That Could Happen’.

Eric Walker