POD or ‘Payable On Death’ as their acronym so cheerfully stands for, these are American rockers with a Christian message who supply some adrenalinising nu-metal/rock in the deal (such as the anthemic ‘Alive’). Guaranteed to awaken you, if not in the spiritual sense.
Alien Ant Farm proved themselves to have both a quirky sense of humour and an ear for blending upbeat nu-metal with sweet melodies with their first two singles (‘Smooth Criminal’ and ‘Movies’). Yet, with ‘Anthology’, AAF cemented their place as one of the more mature and talented Nu-Metal bands to appear. Five albums in, they continue to deliver infectious riffs and well-written material, which proves that singing meaningfully about love in metal doesn’t mean ‘reach for the razors’.
Support
‘68 are an American post-hardcore/alternative rock/blues rock duo from Atlanta, Georgia. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Josh Scogin (formerly of Norma Jean and The Chariot) and drummer Michael McClellan (formerly of Becoming the Archetype and Young Carolina). Taking a splash of roots, a soulful yearning for mid century Americana and the fiery passion of post punk, they combine the scratchy rock of Nirvana’s ‘Bleach’ with the grind of The Black Keys.
Venue Details
The Welly is Hull’s legendary alternative night club and live music venue – existing for over 100 years! Hosting [w]eekly club nights playing the very best in: Indie, Pop-Punk, Alternative, Electro, 90s, Rock, and Drum’n’Bass. The Welly consists of three separate capacity rooms W:1 , W:2, LOUNGE, and our hidden ‘Pub in a Club’ Mrs. Wilson’s – named in honour of the woman herself, who ran the club in the early 1960s.
