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Gentlemen's Agreement + The Rebel + The Good News

*£4 on the door, ladies half price*

A headline show by Gentlemen's Agreement, who comprise about half of Croydon supergroup Do Me Bad Things, a splinter of pop legends Scritti Politti and the amazing Chantal Brown, singer with much-lauded soul-metal combo Invasion. Expect to hover unexpectedly in that area where Doobie Brothers yacht rock meets blistering power ballads; a genuinely jaw-dropping spectacle on London's indie circuit.

Support comes from Ben Wallers aka The Rebel; the erstwhile Country Teasers frontman delivers rootsy Americana to make you confront your deepest social prejudices. First up are The Good News, an impossibly youthful, compelling new band who sound for all the world like Haircut 100 with attention deficit disorder. DJs will play a smooth selection of not remotely guilty pleasures. Mmm... Good Times...

Star Wars Episodes 1-3 (the new ones!)

This month we celebrate trilogies at The Wilmo, pop in around 2pm, order a roast and settle down for a movie feast.

MC: Michael Fabbri, comedian + Music: Colin Hazel, gangster pianist + Intellectual acts: Chris Abram, Celia Morgan, Kathy Tubb, Tom Stern,
Alex Braithwaite.

8pm. £5.

Join us on March 16th for Bright Club: Crime, where every act is a
guaranteed KILLER. This is no FORGERY, it's a genuine comedy ASSAULT
from a BATTERY of talent. They'll be BREACHING THE PEACE with comedy,
music, science, philosophy, history and all the other stuff we love.

As usual we'll be giving an INDECENT amount of EXPOSURE to some top
intellectual talent.

And at just FIVE POUNDS, it's a STEAL! Come along for some DISORDERLY CONDUCT!

Michael Fabbri will be compering, AIDING & ABETTING the whole night.

Colin Hazel takes up music duties, fresh from RIOTous nights in
Norwegian Piano Bars.

Chris Abram, Viking Expert, will be comparing the two great genres of
crime poetry; Gangster Rap and Norse Sagas.

Celia Morgan, Psychopharmacologist, will be trying to work out why
some dangerous things are crimes, and some aren't.

Kathy Tubb, Archaeologist, will be reporting from the front-line of
looting sites around the world.

Tom Stern, Philosopher, will be wondering why we have laws anyway, and
whether we should stick to them.

Alex Braithwaite, Political Scientist, will explain why laughter is
the best counter-terrorism method we have.

See you there!

The Blue Dogs
 
To launch new album 'The House of Blue Lights'

Onstage @ 9pm. FREE!

Golden Hours + The Shills + The A Train + TBC
 
8pm. £5.

James Acaster, with support from Paul Harry Allen.

8pm. £5, 2FOR1 available from wegottickets.com

TBC

The Alien trilogy.

We end our month of trilogies with these sci-fi classics. Pop in around 2pm, order a roast and settle down for a movie feast.

Alcoholic Faith Mission + Spencer Mclean

7:30. £5 advance/£6 door

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