Terracettes // TEDDYYBEARR // Jas Ratchford

Meet the lineup

TEDDYYBEARR

TEDDYYBEARR is an alternative rock artist who does more than play their songs. They cultivate an experience in their shows through performing a narrative live on stage.

Crowned as ‘The Emo Wonderkid’ by BBC Introducing’s A... view artist profile

Jas Ratchford

South East London born Jas Ratchford found her musical feet posting original songs and covers from her childhood bedroom, learning to produce harmony-laden and humorous folk-pop songs inspired by the likes of dodie, Corinne Bailey Rae, Laura Marli... view artist profile

The details

Key Info

DOORS OPEN

19:15

MINIMUM AGE

Strictly 18+ (I.D may be required)

TICKET PRICE

£10 ADV / £13 OTD

CAPACITY

150

INDUSTRY JUDGES

Some of our industry judges, past and present, include John Giddings (Solo) Richard Barber (Solo Agency / Isle Of Wight Festival), Jodie Bryant (KISS FM), Sarah Casey (UTA), Caitlin Ballard (ATC), Joe Gaynor (Seven 7 Management), Martin Heath (Lizard King Records), David Pyatt (O2 / AMG), Simon Eaton (Troxy / former Mama, AMG, Live Nation), Richard Engler (Autonomy Music Group), Richard Clarke (War Child UK), Megan Lawrenson (BMG), Ryan Phillips (Columbo Group), Monkey Harper (Producer / Yellow Shark), Lewis Abbot (Scope), David Rowell (Autonomy Music Group), Jack Widdison (Autonomy Music Group), James Corbitt (Autonomy Music Group), Tom Price (Grizzly Management), Lily Crockford (Crockford Management), Barney Crockford (Crockford Management), James Walsh (Starsailor), Jessica Lamb (Lander PR), Laurence Hobbs (SAFO Music Group), Matthew L (Cargo Rooms), Matthew Acheson (Composer/Producer), James Anniballi (Columbo Group), Omar Hoxton (PD Venues), Richard Crowcroft (Cargo Rooms), Nic Mazzoli (Cargo Rooms).

Terms

Long Live Live Music!

The venue

This classic 150 capacity, no-frills décor venue is steeped in musical history. It is an authentic retro music venue full of musical memorabilia. Open seven nights a week with live music every night, its a music lovers paradise. There is a large standing area in front of a good sized stage, which encourages intimate interaction with performers. In addition to the main area, there’s a seperate small black and white themed bar that gives people a chance to chat in a quieter retreat. This also leads to a small outside smoking area. With low entry prices combined with a late bar (2am), and the cheapest drinks in the area, this all helps to make it a brilliant night out in Londons’ music hub.