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[The Ghost Of Fudge]

Saturday July 8th

FUDGE present their 7th Birthday Bash (part 1):

Onion Terror + Jackie Treehorn + Open Air.

£2.50, 9pm.


www.myspace.com/onionterror -

This comedy pop-punk troop say, perceptively, “Most bios are generous exaggerations written by a best friend of the band making them out to be the greatest thing since tits on television. The fact is that most no band are greater than tits on the TV and Onion Terror are no different. We write songs, play gigs and we love it all.”

They won Best Punk Band 2006 at this years Fudge Music Awards, so we already know that their public loves them. Influences include The Living End, Bloodhound Gang, Unwritten Law, Zebrahead, DVDA and Fenix TX.

www.myspace.com/jackietreehornmusic -

Jackie Treehorn play heavy rock and merge stoner, grunge, blues, metal and a little soul with five strange and unique personalities to create a storming leviathon of barraging riffs, guitar harmonies, howling vocals - and a rhythm section capable of shaking your bowels from 20 paces. The Livingston based rockers have previously described their sound as not unlike “a penis in the ear”.

“Despite the likes of Kyuss clearly being an influence, and despite the swooshy-phaser guitar FX and stuff, this band sound oddly like The Black Crowes playing prog versions of Black Sabbath hits.” - Fudge Fanzine

www.myspace.com/oamusic -

Open Air are a 4 piece heavy metal band from Aberdeen. Their riff driven music backed by a belting rhythm section, is something original, wholesome, and pleasing to mostly all who listen. They lie somewhere between Metallica and In Flames , but with Pearl Jam style vocals. Other influences include Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Killswitch Engage.

or... you could goto skindred...

[The Ghost Of Fudge]

but! look!

ONION TERROR! for comedy punk candy!
JACKIE TREEHORN! for stoner blues!
OPEN AIR! for a metallic sheen!

that's a bill right there.

[_redlight_]

The jackie aye. Im from their Turf.

[Metarie]

One of my friends in Edinburgh keeps raving about Jackie Treehorn. Gotta say i thought it was a female singer songwriter when I first heard the name but I'm intrigued...

[The Ghost Of Fudge]

i was in bannerman's in edinburgh last friday. the barman there was well 'down' with the Treehorn, he said they were rilly rilly good. woo hoo.

it's a bill full of goodness.