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ALT B: The U Club

ALT B: The U Club

We are delighted to present The U Club (+ special guests to be announced) in their return to the Bush Theatre.

The band’s debut single ‘Dirty Laundry’ and their sophomore ‘Found Someone’ were released in late 2020 to wide acclaim from international indie media outlets. ‘Wanna Hear?’, the group’s lockdown baby and latest release, is their lively take on feeling disconnected from someone who you once felt close to.

Join us at the Terrace space to hear The U Club’s vibrant indie-rock sound, intentional lyricism, and DIY spirit as they perform their iconic singles and debut new, unreleased material in their first full-band headline show in three years.

This event will be standing, and there will be no allocated seating.

Doors open at 7pm.

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