today we’re back on down at The Thirsty Scholar for our Cream of the Crop matinée show 
we’ve got a stellar one in store, with music from Keddy sowels music Jesse D’Kora Robin Mukherjee and The Last Post – a fantastic way to spend your afternoon 
come on down, 1pm start – great drinks on offer, quality live music, veggie/vegan food served all afternoon, and free entry! find out more at our event Cream of the Crop: 10th August! 
we can’t wait to welcome Vee VV to the Grafton Arms next week for a headline set 
it’s bound to be a fantastic night of music, we can’t wait – and with support from Celebratory Cake and John Wilson, there’s incredible one in store for us. 
7:30 start, you can get tickets over at https://fatso.ma/0d0i – come on down!
tonight we’re back on down at The Fitzgerald for our open mic – a one off summer special! 
we’ve got an incredible lineup of artists confirmed, it’s going to be a spectacular night of the talent we’ve got here in Manchester; come on down!
7:30pm start, if you’re interested in performing get in touch with our michael webster via DM or email to michael@breadrecords.co.uk – limited slots available!
we had an absolutely INCREDIBLE time down at Band on the Wall on Saturday 
our artists Scatterchild Anyone’s Ghost michael webster and Eyam were sensational as always – a huge thank you to Underground Folk Collective for joining too, so many talented and lovely people! 
a final massive thank you to everyone who came down – so many friends down and we’ve got an incredible community around us, we’re very blessed to have this. much much more on the way!
tonight we’re down over at Band on the Wall for one of our favourite upcoming shows, with a lineup of our label acts 
we’ll have the incredible talents of Scatterchild Anyone’s Ghost michael webster and Eyam performing for us – it’s bound to be a super special night with some of our favourite acts performing for us
there’ll be tickets available on the door, or you can get last-minute advance tickets over at https://fatso.ma/Z7iR – doors at 7pm!
our final artist performing tonight at Band on the Wall for us is the inimitable Scatterchild
described as high drama, emotionally intense, or sometimes as just ‘sad yelling’, their music is rife with detail, disarmingly honest writing, soaring vocals and textured arrangements akin to likes of Bowie, with the energy of Everything Everything and the thematic potency of Radiohead.
SCATTERCHILD is a project driven by staying true to its own vision of excellence, being ambitious beyond its station, and making sure that excitement permeates every song, regardless of it being a blindingly fast punk tune, or
a heartachingly solemn ballad. As aggressively memorable as their angular logo suggests, they always aim to go bolder, bigger, and meet the ambition they’re often praised for by fans and the press.
tickets available on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/Z7iR
our third act performing tomorrow at Band on the Wall is the one and only Anyone’s Ghost 💫
First appearing on the Manchester music scene in 2019, Anyone’s Ghost makes a large impact with a delicate sound, her solemn songs touching on themes of death, romance, mystery and murder. The solo project of local songwriter Wanda Roslyn, Anyone’s Ghost was born from the influence of dark folk and indie rock, encompassed in poetic lyricism and an affection for literature. Usually wielding an acoustic guitar and a multitude of effects pedals, Wanda is able to capture attention from the get-go with haunting vocals, melodic guitar work and a soundscape formed with intensity and emotion. 🌛
you can get tickets at https://fatso.ma/Z7iR – don’t miss out on what’s to be a fantastic evening of live music 🍞
we’ve got an incredible August in store for us, with so much going on
this coming Saturday we are at Band on the Wall for our Bread On The Wall show, with a full lineup of label acts including Scatterchild Anyone’s Ghost michael webster and Eyam – it’s gonna be an incredible night
then next Friday we’re down over in Liverpool at Avenue HQ Mann Island for Hot-Desk Live, our first gig over there with an intimate evening of music in store, and sets from Scatterchild Karen Turley Grace Elizabeth Harvey and michael webster – we can’t wait for this one! 
on the Saturday 10th August we’re back on down The Thirsty Scholar for our Cream of the Crop – with the amazing talents of The Last Post Alan Caruso Jesse D’Kora and Keddy Sowels performing for us!
then we return to the Grafton Arms on the Thursday 15th for a headline show with Vee VV and then on the Saturday 17th for The Slice, raising money for The Christie Charity – more information on those to come soon! 
finally on the Saturday 31st of August we’re at the Eagle Inn with the amazing Abi Til performing a headline set, with support from The Dove & The Dragon Rosalind Joy and Eyam – entry by donation for Trans Mutual Aid
plus, with a bunch of open mics down at the Flour & Flagon Grafton Arms The Dockyard and Blockbusters NQ – and loads of artist gigs too, there’s plenty going on 
find all gig tickets on our linktree at https://linktr.ee/breadrecords or on Fatsoma at https://www.fatsoma.com/p/breadrecords
our second artist performing this Saturday at Band on the Wall is our very own michael webster
A familiar face for many on the Manchester scene, michael’s songs are instantly recognisable by many across the region. Michael’s unique guitar-playing style, introspective lyricism, and his distinctly Northern-accented storytelling has gained him praise from his fans and peers, being compared to songwriters such as Courtney Barnett, Neil Young, Nirvana, and he has even been referred to as the “Lancastrian Bob Dylan” in the past. His unfaltering approach to writing is unapologetic, raw and personal. His individuality and identity make him a unique and essential part of the Manchester scene.
Saturday 3rd August – 7pm doors // tickets are available at https://fatso.ma/Z7iR
introducing our first act performing at Band on the Wall this Saturday, the inimitable Eyam 🙌
Through a melting pot of folk, rock, punk and classical influences, Eyam has quickly gained a formidable reputation as the bard of Manchester’s music scene. With epic song lengths, unconventional song structures, and visual lyricism, his work draws comparison to the likes of Neutral Milk Hotel, Joanna Newsom, and The Microphones. Eyam’s music takes the audience to a new world, exploring ideas of yearning, love, obsession, grief, fear, nature, and time. 🌜
tickets are available at https://fatso.ma/Z7iR 🍞
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