Floodhounds with Nothing Rhymes With Orange and Oh Doom! live at The Waiting Room

Gotobeat is excited to once again team up with The Waiting Room to welcome Floodhounds live on Saturday, 15th March. TICKETS £8 + fees online / £10 on the door / 18+ Free for Gotobeat members. More info here. 7:30pm ---> Doors -----> OH DOOM! -----> NOTHING RHYMES WITH ORANGE -----> FLOODHOUNDS FLOODHOUNDS - Known for their blasts of stomping fuzzed-up indie guitar, savage riffs and hook-heavy choruses; Yorkshire’s FloodHounds are returning to London to deliver their tight rabble-rousing live show; bursting with startlingly jagged guitar, driving bass and wild rhythmic drums. Lyrically catchy, the Indie rock trio’s powerful punk-infused and darkly melodic tunes, stay with you long after the gig. Floodhounds have played live all over the country, including the festival circuit at YNot, Tramlines, Isle Of Wight Festival, Liverpool Sound City, Live at Leeds, as well as played sold out support slots with the likes of Kid Kapichi, The Family Rain, PINS, Projector, King Nun, Strange Bones & Calva Louise. The band have also ventured abroad to play in Paris twice at the iconic Parisian venues Supersonic and Le Truskel. "FloodHounds, one of the finest bands this city has produced and I cannot recommend their live performance highly enough'” - BBC Introducing Sheffield "Immensely catchy melodies and raucous guitar riffs" - Far Out Magazine For Fans Of:Royal Blood, Kid Kapichi, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Snayx, Queens Of The Stone Age. NOTHING RHYMES WITH ORANGE - are a UK indie rock band producing anthemic originals for a rapidly growing audience of passionate fans. Tracks are packed full of blistering energy, urgent lyrics and propelling drums. Members Elijah Easton (guitarist, lead vocalist), Samuel Briggs (bassist), Lui Venables (drummer), Fin Anderson-Farquhar (lead guitarist) each share a love of music and take inspiration from bands such as Kings of Leon, The 1975, Fontaines D.C and The Killers. OH DOOM! - Quiet/loud post-everything with a pop sensibility. Slow, sad harmonies over melancholy arpeggios. Peaks of distorted hope amongst the despair. From Hertfordshire, UK.