The Woodlice

From All Hallows Fundraising Gig earlier this month…

Come be merry. Drink cider. Listen to The Woodlice!

We’re playing with the wonderful Strange Billy the Saint and Anna Kissell and will be running up your legs. Fast. And slow.

(The Woodlice at End of the Road Festival. Picture by www.jpaetzkephotography.com )

Woodlice are crustaceans. This is probably why we always seem to have a gig at Bristol’s

liquid based Harbourside Festival. We’re on at 1pm at the Grain Barge Stage.

And will be playing our Harbourside hit “Bristol Water.”

Cooler and more refreshing than Fanta.

The Woodlice.

http://www.grainbarge.co.uk/section.php/4/1/music

Playing at this one off event on Wed 20th May at the Centrespace Gallery Bristol

Great art. Top tunes.

Playing 8pm.

http://theletterpresscollective.org/category/festival-of-print

Jet will be playing solo at “How the Light Gets in”, music and philosophy festival, alongside the Hay on Wye Literature Festival, in May and at The End of the Road Festival with “Folk Tales” in Dorset in August. We’ll probably sneak in The Woodlice for End of the Road and play in the woods. Keep your antennae out and your tiny legs crossed.

With support from Rosie Sleightholme and George Morgan golden voiced troubadours of the Bristol Valley.

£4.00 on the door.

Supporting folk rockers and Marc Riley favourites The Travelling Band this Saturday 22nd Oct at The Louisiana

with power trio of Dan Weltman on violin (Snails), Mini on drums (Wilde Thomas) and Andy Skellam (Andy Skellam) on bass.

We’re on early at 7.45. Just in time to wow the first date couples….

http://www.thelouisiana.net/events/25-oct-14-the-travelling-band-the-louisiana/

Thanks to Sue Mara for these top pictures of the Gig.  Cast your votes for which band member looks the most sexy…Or maybe it’s just the soft focus…

Here’s the new video for “Bad Girls Busy”, the first song off the album “Certain Gifts” out 4th June.

It was recorded in Si’s kitchen using a Hollywood budget of £4.00. (£1.00 for each shoe from the local charity shop)

Let’s bop.