WHAT’S GOING ON? Find out more about us by clicking on the menu options above. We hope to see you at a Rock the Lobster live music and performing arts event in Sheringham YHA soon. PLEASE REMEMBER TO LEAVE THE PREMISES QUIETLY AS THERE ARE YOUNG GUESTS SLEEPING, AND THE SOUND CARRIES IN THE CORRIDORS AND CAR PARK!
Stop press! Gig that is forthcoming at Sharrington Village Hall. The Strawbs have decided to include the hall in their 50th anniversary acoustic tour this year. They will be playing there on Saturday 23rd May. Tickets are £20 each available by contacting Chris Abrams - Malcolm has his contact details or click on his name below 🙂
Just a few pics from last night. It’s not often we get the drum kit out! Excellent night. 😀
Anyone up for this? I saw The Beat in the mid 80s at Leeds University but wouldn't mind seeing them again if it's not too much £££. We could car share and I don't mind being designated driver as it's coming up to 17 years teetotal for me 🙂Legendary 2-Tone Ska Reggae Group THE BEAT led by vocalist Dave Wakeling celebrate their 40th Anniversary.
Hurry! tickets selling fast 👉 bit.ly/The-Beat
The Beat formed in 1979 and released their debut single, an infectious cover of the Smokey Robinson classic ‘Tears of A Clown’ on 2-Tone Records which went straight into the UK national charts at #6. Along with their contemporaries The Specials, Madness and The Selecter, The Beat became an overnight sensation.
Over the course of the next five years The Beat released three studio albums 'I Just Can't Stop It', 'Wha'appen' and 'Special Beat Service'. The Beat toured the world alongside artists such as The Clash, The Police, The Specials, The Pretenders, REM, Talking Heads, and David Bowie.
The Beat enjoyed a series of classic hit singles between 1979-1983 such as 'Mirror in the Bathroom', 'Best Friend', 'Can't Get Used to Losing You', 'Hands Off...She's Mine', 'Too Nice To Talk To', 'Drowning', 'Doors of your Heart', 'Save it for Later', 'I Confess', 'Stand Down Margaret' and 'Twist and Crawl'.
Get tickets for the 40th anniversary tour for one of the most popular and influential bands of the 2-Tone Ska movement.
Please note... there is no Rock the Lobster on Jan 30th. The next one is on Feb 6th. 😀
Hi all, we will be trying a new Jam song at the next Rock the Lobster evening (6th February)... Let Your Love Flow (Bellamy Brothers) in the key of D.
