Club Paradise

North Shields indie rock outfit Club Paradise have held no punches when it comes to playing live shows despite the uncertainty of COVID. After headlining Stockton's MUNRO last May and a sold out headline show at Newcastle's Cobalt Studios, they rounded out the year by featuring at Sunderland's first multi-venue festival, Waves, opening up for indie rock favourites The Magic Gang and the mighty Jaws on their UK tours.

With a number of releases under their belt for 2021 including their 80s esque anthem Do You Feel The Same?, pop banger Don't Call Me Over and indie rock-bop Friends Online, Club Paradise aren't short of new material and 2022 will be no exception with a multitude of releases coming from the band.

+ Special guests Plastic Glass + The Timewasters: 

Plastic Glass blend punchy, riff-heavy indie rock with anthemic pop choruses to create their own unique sound, taking influences from a range of artists across the pop/rock world. After receiving support on their previous releases from the likes of Tom Robinson (BBC 6 Music), Clint Boon (XS Manchester) and BBC Introducing, Plastic Glass are ready to propel their brand of infectious guitar music to the masses.

The Timewasters are an alt-rock band from Newcastle Upon Tyne, creating a 90s style vibe yet with a twenty-first century twist utilising chord progressions inspired by the likes of The Darkness and Nirvana.