Charity gig by Reading hard rock band Number of the Beef and nu-metal act Nailed in aid of Macmillan at The Face Bar.
Number of the Beef and Nailed are playing The Face Bar on Friday 27 November, a charity gig in aid of Macmillan. It's a double bill with two bands from different ends of the country sharing the stage for one night, and the whole thing goes to Macmillan.
Number of the Beef are a Reading hard rock and heavy metal ensemble, formed by a group of musicians who've carved out a niche with an eclectic blend of genres and a stage presence they describe as unmatched. Being a local band, they're the home-town act of the two, so this is one of their Reading dates. Nailed come from West Yorkshire, where they play extreme nu-metal, so the night brings together a hard rock set and a nu-metal one under the same roof.
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The gig is at The Face Bar on Ambrose Place, Chatham Street, RG1 7JE, with doors opening at 19:00. Tickets are £11 for general admission standing, which includes fees. It's a 14+ night, and under-18s need to be accompanied by an adult, so if you're bringing anyone younger, keep that in mind before you head down. With the money going to Macmillan, it's a night that does a bit more than just put on two bands.
