The Oxford Imps BACK AT THE JT - HALLOWEEN SPECIAL - FIRST SHOW OF TERM
the jericho tavern
mon 2 nov · 7.30pm

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Support from Chalice in Wonderland and Bonnie and the Bar Studs

DB Band is fronted by Supergrass bassist Mick Quinn, picking up his six string. He is joined by bandmates and local legends Paul Wilson (Shake Appeal), Dec McCarthy (various guises of St Bald Diddley), and Chris Caddick (The Asylum). Mick, Dec, and Chris were in an early school band, and they got together when Mick was not busy playing with Oxford bands Supergrass and Swervedriver. Their recent EP ‘Empty Highways’ is out now, produced by Pete Brown (son of Joe Brown). More about the DB Band can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/theDBBand/ Support from their friends Chalice in Woderland featuring Gerbs - vocals & many guitars, H vocal and Bass (session work with Later ... With Jools Holland) and the Mighty Ade on drums. The evening kicks off with local Jericho stars - Bonnie and the Bar Studs with sublime vocals and majestic rythm and guitar work.
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An Oxford three-piece featuring Mick Quinn of Supergrass, formed in 2010 and described as heavier and hairier than his old band. They released the eps stranger in the alps in 2011 and loosen up in 2013, then reformed in 2024 with an expanded line up and a sold out home town show.
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band · folk · alternative folk · oxford, uk
Oxford modern folk band with a femme fatale twist, built around haunting harmony vocals over atmospheric, stormy songs. Described by nightshift as oxford's best folk band, they released their debut album the sky and us during lockdown and their single moon in june 2025, and played truck festival in 2026.