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freakscene – Clubnight
Saturday 18 October 2025
8:00 pm - 2:00 am
£5 advance (+ booking fee)
The Tin At The Coal Vaults

freakscene Plus guest DJs Stereo Nation & Kitchen Club

playing Old School Indie, Grunge, Alt, Goth & Ska

An amazing night covering several decades of indie and alternative music – four DJs representing three different nights (freakscene, Stereo Nation & Kitchen Club) – we’ll be playing an eclectic mix of old favourites mashed with some top new tunes. Be prepared to sing your heart out and dance your socks off!

Event timings: 8pm – 2am

Ticket price: £5 Advance / £7 On the door

Kathryn Joseph
Thursday 23 October 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£16adv (+ booking fee)
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Known for her fearless storytelling, raw emotional depth, and unflinching honesty, Kathryn Joseph has made a lasting mark on contemporary music. A relentless pursuit of truth runs through each of her albums, from the devastating beauty of bones you have thrown me and blood i’ ve spilled (2015), which won the Scottish Album of the Year Award, to the grief-stricken intensity of from when i wake the want is (2018), and the haunting for you who are the wronged (2022), a powerful reckoning with abuse in all its forms.

Now, Kathryn embarks on a new chapter with her fourth album, WE WERE MADE PREY., set for release on 30 May via Rock Action Records. Recorded in the remote Black Bay Studio on the Isle of Lewis, the album explores the collision of want and loss, self-fulfillment and shame, embracing a newfound intensity—bigger, angrier, and full of want.

Joining forces with Lomond Campbell, Kathryn’s delicate yet visceral sound continues to evolve, seamlessly blending intimate, unfiltered lyrics with rich, atmospheric layers of piano, keyboards, and electronic elements. Their long-standing collaboration has been instrumental in pushing her music into darker, more experimental territory, amplifying the raw emotional power at its core.

Reflecting on the album’s transformation in the studio, she says, “The songs were angry, but in a small way. Until Lomond added all this beautiful noise, and suddenly they were angry in a much bigger way, in an exciting way, and so full of want.”

TICEKTS ON SALE FRIDAY 9th 9am

tAngerinecAt
Saturday 25 October 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£12.75 adv (+ booking fee)
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Following a series of breathtaking performances at prestigious European festivals, headline shows across 10 countries, and a tour across Germany and Czechia alongside dark-electro pioneers Project Pitchfork, tAngerinecAt is set to return to the UK to celebrate the release of their new album, Grief.

Little Gigs: The Upsiders (duo) + Nature Makers
Sunday 26 October 2025
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Child Ticket - £9 + BF | Adult Ticket - £6 + bf | Under 12 months - Free with paying adult/Adult+Child ticket
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Join Ellipse Promotion for a Halloween/Autumnal Little Gig!
An afternoon of live music and crafts.

2pm – 4pm

Nature makers join us for a crafting session, making all things musical!
Followed by a live set from The Upsiders, guaranteed to get your minis up and grooving with a mixture of Accordian and Ukelele.

With a breakout space for reading books and chilling out.
The music will be quieter than a normal gig but feel free to bring ear protection for your child

Child Ticket – £9 + BF
Adult Ticket – £6 + bf
Under 12 months – Free with paying adult/Adult+Child ticket

Backstage pass –

To make music accessible for everyone we’re offering one ‘backstage pass’ for our upcoming Kids Gig on the 26th October.

This is a free space for one adult and child to attend, that may be struggling financially/mentally. It’s no questions asked, Just hop on our ticket link and select the ‘backstage pass’ option.

Marissa Nadler
Thursday 30 October 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£15adv (+ booking fee)
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The last we heard from Marissa Nadler, she was soaring through The Path of the Clouds and its companion EP, The Wrath of the Clouds. Now, on her tenth official full-length record, New Radiations, she returns with a raw, intimate, and breathtaking collection of eleven otherworldly songs.

From the first note, Nadler’s lush voice and intricate fingerpicking are front and center. She layers Everly Brothers–style harmonies over dreamlike, lonesome soundscapes—fuzzed-out distortion, Hammond organ, and ominous synthesizers—that elevate her warm vulnerability with texture and atmosphere. Each track unfolds like a vignette of a life lived, delivering emotional weight that “hits harder” with the curtain pulled back.

Deliaphonic Presents: PRAM
Friday 31 October 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£15adv (+ booking fee)
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Pram set out on tour in 2025 with another LP on the horizon featuring a new member of the collective. The first release since 2018 sees the band build on their distinctive soundscape with added textures and a raw and powerful live show careering from eerie to bone-shaking.

Fliss Kitson has built a reputation as a commanding and charismatic drummer through her work with The Nightingales and Violet Violet. Her presence has cemented a new partnership in the rhythm section with Sam Owen firmly back behind the bass on a majority of numbers, exploring a path from Krautrock to dub and back. There is also a new musical relationship on vocals with Kitson’s

powerful pop sensibility off-set by Owen’s haunting and wistful presence.

The band still use a bewildering array of instruments and are unrepentantly unfazed by the possibilities of performing on anything and everything that seems appropriate. “It’s not possible to develop a facility on every instrument we want to use” explains founder member and multi-instrumentalist Sam Owen, “so we

simply don’t worry about it and look instead for the initial thrill of discovering a new sound”. The addition of mountain dulcimer and trombonist/theremin player Harry Dawes’ sometimes playful, occasionally mournful soprano saxophone are a testament to this continued experimentation in the new set.

Esore Alle presents “A Night At The Theatre”
Saturday 1 November 2025
7:00 pm - 10:30 pm
£6adv (+ booking fee)
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Alterative Art Pop Coventry act Esore Alle presents “A Night At The Theatre” a night of pop rock from three of Coventry’s weirdest and slickest bands.

Come and boogie and ponder in a danceable environment. Theatre? I hardly know her.

Sink or Swim present Blood Club + The Indoor Show
Sunday 2 November 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Advance £10 (+ booking fee)
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From the South Side of Chicago, blood club is a post-punk band blending the intensity of darkwave and the romanticism of their Latino roots. Founded in 2022 by lead singer Jesse Flores, blood club has amassed more than 60,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, building a devoted following in cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, and Mexico City.

The trio – composed of Flores, guitarist Jorge Calderon, and bassist Daniel Vela – has sold out shows across the US and recently achieved a major milestone by selling out the London stop on their debut UK tour in fall 2024. Their unique bilingual sound combines minor key melodies, heavy synths and introspective lyrics, often featuring a touch of Spanish.

blood club’s music evokes a hauntingly dreamy atmosphere setting them apart in the modern post-punk scene. Whether drenched in reverb or pounding through minimalist rhythms, the band invites listeners to step into their dark, sonic universe – and stay a while.

Kitchen Club Indie Disco

Saturday 8 November 2025
10:00 pm - 2:00 am
£4 +bf
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Join us at The Tin as we return for a proper indie shindig! x

10pm-2am £5

Arctic Monkeys | Ash | Beck | Belle & Sebastian | Black Rebel Motorcycle Club | Bloc Party | Blondie | Blur | David Bowie | Camera Obscura | The Charlatans | The Cribs | The Cure | The Dandy Warhols | Dry Cleaning | Franz Ferdinand | Futureheads | Gossip | Idlewild | Interpol | James | Joy Division | Hole | Interpol | Le Tigre | The Libertines | Manic Street Preachers | Mansun | Marion | Menswe@r | MGMT | Modest Mouse | The National | Nirvana | Pavement | Pixies | Placebo | Primal Scream | Pulp | Radiohead | Ramones | Real Estate | REM | Shed Seven | Sleeper | The Smiths | Sonic Youth | The Stone Roses | The Strokes | Suede | Super Furry Animals | Supergrass | Tame Impala | Veronica Falls | Weezer | Wet Leg | The White Stripes | Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Kitchen Club Indie Disco

Saturday 8 November 2025

Hot Music Live presents: Massasauga + The Pristines + Alchemista + Stone Bear
Friday 14 November 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£6.50adv (+ booking fee)
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Hot Music Live presents: Massasauga + The Pristines + Alchemista + Stone Bear

Strange Adventures: Jackdaw With Crowbar, Satsangi, Superhooch, The Caroline Bomb
Saturday 15 November 2025
7:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Advance £8 (+ booking fee)
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STRANGE ADVENTURES
Jackdaw With Crowbar, Satsangi, Superhooch, The Caroline Bomb

Entering a world of glistening sequins, tripadelica riffs, sonic drones, thumping bass and rock n roll schizophrenia

JACKDAW WITH CROWBAR – Because you’re worth it.
‘Bass culture meets EDM and co in a dark alley full of sequins’ Expect dramatic shenanigans on and off stage, including and for the 6th time since the ground breaking show with Stewart Lee back in 24 they are introducing new permanent collaborators Aitch Bembridge (Selecter) and visual artist Paulina Kalwarska. Entering their 8th dimension not only are they presenting some familiar classics and a healthy dose of new audio and visual material there’s a treat in store for anyone that likes to mix their music with live media manipulation!!!

”The best thing to come out of Leamington since the Grand Union Canal” Stewart Lee

“The guitarist plays magnificent slide and shred” Thurston Moore

“Tonight I thought they were shit, they thought they were shit, the audience thought they were groovy” Steven Wells NME

SATSANGI
Blending indie riffs to tripped out psych-n-roll, often raucous sometimes serene.

Satsangi have gigged internationally and throughout the UK as headliners at venues such as Leamington Assembly and Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. They have been invited to open for artists such as The Dandy Warhols, The Kills, The Primitives, and Dirty Sound Magnet. Satsangi’s debut album was reviewed in Rolling Stone and the band are currently finiishing a 6th studio album titled ‘Year of The Pig’. Their recent single ‘Mabel’ was track of the week on BBC CWR.

“Iodine is an awesome song” Talvin Singh

“A wicked bass line, timely sax breaks, and pace-setting rhythm guitar sections. This is a find!” Rolling Stone

“I feel I could play that for the next hour or so, but the I’d lose my job, she sounds brilliant her name is Sujatha Menon, she’s the lead singer of Satsangi”. Bobby Friction, BBC Asian Network

“Satsangi are spunky new wave.” MOJO

SUPERHOOCH
Superhooch – Coventry’s own Psychedelic Pirates – have been tearing up stages for over a decade with their ferocious brand of raw, high-octane garage rock. Known for their towering riffs, unrelenting energy, and a swagger that drips pure punk spirit, they conjure a sound that’s equal parts theatre, danger, and unhinged rock ’n’ roll attitude.

Fresh off the release of their third studio album Gallons of Gold (June 2025), Superhooch bring a colossal, riff-drenched live experience that’s as tight as it is explosive. With a reputation as true rock ’n’ roll vagabonds, these seasoned outlaws deliver the kind of show that leaves no stage unscarred and no crowd unshaken.

THE CAROLINE BOMB
The Caroline Bomb…turbo charged art-punk from the centre of Coventry. fast lyrics, winding guitars and thumping bass and drums.

Ape Promotions

From the Vaults – 6 Screening Pass
Saturday 15 November 2025
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£25adv (+ booking fee)
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From the vaults is a new 6 month programme of documentary and feature films for adults and children. Made possible with support from Film Hub Midlands through funds from the National Lottery. Film Hub Midlands support people to watch, show, and make films in the Midlands.

£25 (plus bf) for 6 screenings

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