Homecoming show by The Stanford Family Band, its first performance in Plymouth, with support from Playwriter and Nay.
The Stanford Family Band play Cafe Momus on Sunday 25 October, their first ever show in Plymouth. The night is put on by Sweet Jeans, the Brighton-based promoter, who's billing this as a homecoming show. It's part of a series of handpicked music nights they're running, which they describe as introducing some of the UK's finest emerging bands to the city.
Support comes from two local acts. Playwriter is an indie-psych-pop group, and Nay is a singer-songwriter. Between the three, you've got a full night of live music rather than just a single set, with the local support opening the way for the headliners.
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Cafe Momus is at 14-17 Manor Street in Stonehouse, PL1 1TL. Doors open at 5:50 PM, and the music starts at 6:15 PM, so there's a bit of a gap to get in and settled before the first act takes the stage. The whole thing runs until 10 PM, and it's for ages 16 and over. All proceeds are split between the musicians, the sound technician, and the promoter.
