Superfriends

Superfriends play JT Soar on Wednesday 28 October, with Giant Deer putting on the night. They're a punk act whose big, bright songs sit somewhere between Jeff Rosenstock and The Mountain Goats, and the songs they write turn on friendship, identity and having a great time with your pals.

They aren't the only ones on the bill. Support comes from Fern Veh, a collaborative indie project led by Ada Gilfoyle that draws on bedroom pop, post-rock and early 2000s indie rock. Gilfoyle lists Broken Social Scene, Carissa's Weird, TWIABP, Foxing and Sufjan Stevens as influences, so the sound pulls from a few different places at once. Alongside them is Lou Strong, the stripped-back folk-punk project of Cheap Dirty Horse's Eloise, who describes her work as rowdy queer trash folk-punk with a direct focus on personal storytelling. Between the three, the night runs from the big punk songs of the headliners through to Gilfoyle's indie-leaning project and Strong's folk-punk.

JT Soar is on Aberdeen Street in Nottingham, NG3 1JB. Doors open at 7:30pm and the music starts at 7:45pm, so it's a relatively early start for a midweek gig. Tickets are £10 general admission, all ages, and it's BYOB, so you can bring your own drinks along.