Diezelbud, Finches and Fu Yang live at Strongroom Bar

Join us for a night of unforgettable music as Diezelbud and Finches take the stage at Strongroom Bar! Experience the unique sound and energy of these two incredible acts on an evening that promises to deliver memorable performances and a vibrant atmosphere.

Don't miss this chance to witness the magic live!

Diezelbud

Diezelbud is a post-punk indie band from Oxfordshire, UK, drawing inspiration from bands like The Cure, Sonic Youth, and Current Joys. Their music blends catchy melodies, jangly guitar riffs, and tongue-in-cheek humor. Recent news indicates they performed at Folklore Hoxton in London on February 20, 2025, and had a show at the Canal Bar @ Dingwalls in London on March 16, 2024.

Finches

Everybody Hates Finches but if ya really wanna know ... Formed in 2021, Finches is a four-piece band from London, consisting of Daniel Goldfinch Betts (vocals), Oscar Simmons (guitarist), Stanley Wickham (drums), and Charlie Hamrun (bass). With their unapologetic attitude, wild live shows and irreverent sense of humour, Finches are a band that you won't be able to ignore for much longer. Drawing inspiration from classic British rock and contemporary indie influences, Finches have quickly become a staple in the UK indie scene. Their unique sound blends introspective lyrics with energetic, guitar-driven melodies that capture the highs and lows of modern life. Playing and writing together seem’s to be the only way that they avoid constantly bickering and ripping each others heads off. No longer recording out of a bedroom, Finches have now been able to fully capture their energetic personalties with their full band set up. Recorded in expert chaotic fashion by Gordon Raphael, producer of The Strokes. Finches’ previous releases saw them featured in NME, Notion, Fred Perry Subculture and Hero Magazine names them as one of ‘Four UK bands you should probably pay attention to’. Finches have previously supported masterpeace at XOYO, Peter Xan and Big Sleep at Camden assembly. Critics have praised the band’s ability to craft songs that feel both intimate and anthemic, drawing comparisons to acts like The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys while carving out a sound entirely their own.

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