Post punk is dead featuring: Even Fred's Happy, Vincent Christ and Yuke

Gotobeat is excited to team up with The Gunners to bring you Post Punk is dead live on Saturday, 14th June. TICKETS FREE / 18+ 7:30pm ---> Doors -----> YUKE -----> VINCENT CHRIST -----> EVEN FRED'S HAPPY Even Fred's Happy: Say a cautious hello and a hurried goodbye to the gentlest band in London, post-pop pioneers Even Fred’s Happy. Performing as a 6-piece of anxious and goofy fools, the band have established a reputation for chaotic yet charming live performances across the capital. Sounding somewhere between 1975 and LCD Soundsystem, Even Fred’s Happy gives a voice to the voice in the back of your head that doubts everything you do. Combining performance art with punk and pop, it’s as if James Acaster decided to front a camp Yard Act tribute band. But not shit. It should be fun. But it's definitely not normal. Vincent Christ: "Vincent Christ has one of those perfect pop culture names. He also has the music to match and his brooding goth-tinged electronic rock n roll is full of a cimmerian darkness and distorted off-kilter black leather romance." - John Robb, Louder Than War "Vincent Christ has a voice and aesthetic that would equally be at home in Bowie/Pop Berlin-era hedonism and the No Wave heyday of 70s New York." - Analogue Trash "The sax solo has been resurrected." - Post-Punk Magazine With an electrifying model of forward-thinking rock, London-based auteur Vincent Christ has courted praise for their prolific and chameleonic musical and visual output. The sonic world of Vincent Christ is simultaneously arthouse and essential, unifying a litany of countercultural sonic influences. YUKE: