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Howdy doody everybody, and welcome back. We've been away souping up our new website and planning a brighter future for all.

Let us know what you think (of the website (what's missing, what's errant etc.)) if you will please. This isn't the website, this is a newsletter, our website is at our new slicker domain - www.thewaitingroom.uk - Check it out!

As for that brighter future, well if having a new website wasn't enough, or having a brand new carpark open for our benefit at Eaglescliffe Station, or having our snail plate of afternoon delights back on our sizzling summer menu, we have in fact got a really grand announcement coming soon... so there's that to look forward to. Meanwhile why not pop in for a bit of what you fancy from our tried and tested range of amazingly flavoursome recipes.

Live at the Waiting Room on Sunday 2nd August
Luckless + Hold Music + James Gray Robson


A one-off summertime gig this Sunday, just to tide us all over! 

Somewhere between the ethereal haze of indie-folk and the thunderous drive of alt-rock lie Luckless… the ever-evolving musical project spearheaded by Ivy Rossiter, a livewire guitar-slinging frontwoman with a reputation for both enchantment and explosiveness in her native New Zealand.

So think PJ Harvey and Sparklehorse; or The Kills and Warpaint… but, before you’re too quick to draw comparisons, also check out the new Luckless album Vindication Blues to find a unique sound; as elusive as smoke, yet as enveloping as smog. Amidst a bank of guitar loops and effects, Ivy brings her one-woman Luckless to the Waiting Room, and promises an atmospheric and ethereal show.

‘Mining a reflective and sombre vein similar to that walked by the likes of Anna Calvi, Beth Gibbons (of Portishead) or even Rebekah Del Rio, the songs captured by Luckless alternate between weightless and deeply submerged’ – Rip It Up

‘An artist who hasn’t so much grown as exploded… she deserves a global platform’ – Elsewhere

Sterling support comes from Teesside’s own Hold Music. Comprising former Dressed Like Wolves compatriots Matthew Brown and Daniel Allen, together with new recruit Liam Sanders, they boast a fluid, almost jazz-like sound, where buzzing, post-rock guitars tumble around loose, brushed beats; providing the ideal soundscape for their whispered lullabies about early space exploration and Amelia Earheart.

‘Choc-full of impressive power play… heart wrenching lyrics, pounding rhythms, colourful guitar licks, furious chords, and hypnotic bass lines’ – NE Volume

And it’s a welcome Waiting Room debut for James Grey Robson… formerly of folk-poppers Vito, but now going it alone with a charming combination of acoustic folk and old country soul; along with a love of beats and dub bass that all combine to form the perfect backdrop for his trademark soaring vocals.

Have a listen:

Luckless - 'When You Asked Her To Stay' Official Video

Tickets from: 
http://thewaitingroom.uk/events/luckless-hold-music-james-gray-robson/

And our full autumn schedule of live music and events will be announced very soon!