Bare Traps // The Recoupes // Heman Sheman // // Saachi // Penny Mob // The Orders // The Luka State

Meet the lineup

Bare Traps

In a desperate attempt to avoid ‘real work’ – and in one individual’s case, to avoid capture – the four members of Bare Traps dragged their sorry arses to university from various parts of England. Not deemed ‘hip’ enough to live in a... view artist profile

The Recoupes

THE RECOUPES – Aged 18/19 The Recoupes have released a demo single from which songs have received radio plays and recognition from BBC introducing. Their single ‘Drunk Messages’ was recently played on BBC introducing Essex (30th ... view artist profile

Heman Sheman

With tight grooves and rousing melodies, Heman Sheman marry funk with Rock n Roll in sublime footstomping style. Ripping apart the London guitar scene borough by borough within a year of descending upon the capital from deepest Manchester and have... view artist profile

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Saachi

“like a musical ray of sunshine” – Atwood Magazine

Indian-born saachisen creates lyrical alt-pop music with lush vocal harmonies, inspired by her years exploring unfamiliar sounds in an English chapel... view artist profile

Penny Mob

“Explosive”… “Blistering”… “Electric”… “Visceral”; these are some of the words used by the music press to describe one of the UK’s most exciting new Rock bands; Penny Mob. ... view artist profile

The Orders

The Orders are a young power trio from Hampshire, England with influences from indie rock and psychedelia. Their unpredictable, high energy live performances and melodic creativeness in the songwriting are some things that keeps the band reputatio... view artist profile

The Luka State

They've already kick started 2017 with two immense singles, 'Lies! Lies! Lies!’ – described by as “firing with the pent-up rage and energy you’ll find in early Supergrass and Manic Street Preachers tracks” ... view artist profile

The details

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The venue

Originally a hotel developed in the 1830’s, The Bedford has been the central community hub of Balham for its entire existence. In the late sixties and seventies it was a spit and sawdust live music venue serving as a springboard for early gigs by acts including The Clash and U2.

Their aim is to provide a first class night out for everybody making full use of our three floors, five bars and five function rooms. They live music four nights a week and club nights every Friday and Saturday.