Founding members Mark Burgess and Reg Smithies play The Chameleons, with support from West Wickhams, at The Horn.
The Chameleons play The Horn on Saturday 12 December, with support from West Wickhams. They're a Manchester band from the 1980s, often called one of the most underrated of their era, known for an atmospheric, guitar-led sound and lyrics that wear their heart on their sleeve.
The set draws on the albums that built their reputation: Script of the Bridge, What Does Anything Mean? Basically! and Strange Times. Alongside those, they'll play Arctic Moon, the group's first full-length studio album in more than two decades. So it's a mix of the early records and the newer material.
Founding members Mark Burgess and Reg Smithies reformed the band in 2020 to mark the 35th anniversary of What Does Anything Mean? Basically!. On stage with them are Stephen Rice, Danny Ashberry and Todd Demma. The show is recommended for ages 14 and over, with under-18s attending with a guardian.
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It runs from 8:00pm to 11:00pm at The Horn on Victoria Street, AL1 3TE. Tickets are £35, with a booking fee on top.
