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Author: Sal

The Peas / The Chancers

Saturday, 15th July, 2006 at 5:10 pm, Isle of Wight

21, July 2006
8:00 pmto11:00 pm

UPDATE: Ventnor tickets available from Lesley at the Ventnorian (Spring Hill next to the Launderette)

the peasAt last I get to hear them in the flesh. On Friday 21st July 2006, ever faithful HappyFeet Productions bring us London’s premier psych-funkers, The Peas.

I’ve been wanting to see them live for sometime and the usual Happy Feet hangoverout at the Cellar in Ryde should suit them just fine and dandy.

Supported by Rydesters The Chancers, who are also playing next week at the 2 Sevens Clash gig.

the chancersCheck out their MySpace if you haven’t heard them before. We are surely in for a top night.

If that wasn’t enough, DJ Sparrow and Jez himself, will be arguing over who’s spinning the New Orleans classics next.

Cellar Bar, Bar 53, Union Street, Ryde.

Tickets only £6 … yes, ONLY £6 available from Bar 53, (above cellar) and Revolver (Skate shop)

Events, Music, Outta Town


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2 Responses to “The Peas / The Chancers”

  1. The Chancers & Hugo Frusslinky Play London Town : Ventnor Blog Says:
    October 10th, 2007 at 11:52 am

    [...] Yes, The Chancers play their first London gig on Friday this week. We caught their debut gig in Colwell Bay last year and couldn’t wait for the next at Ryde Theatre when they played with funcksters, The Peas. [...]

  2. The Peas Think Ventnor’s The Bees Knees : Ventnor Blog Says:
    October 16th, 2007 at 2:00 pm

    [...] Way back last summer (that’s 2006), Mr VB and myself drove up to Ryde to catch a look of West London’s premier psych-funkers, The Peas play at The Cellar. [...]

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