Blinked 182 are the Official Tribute Band to the Legendary Pop Punk act “Blink 182”   

Gracing the stages of taste-making festivals Latitude and Connect, and being featured on the soundtrack for Hulu’s hit ‘Normal People’, Cloth are a Glasgow two-piece comprising twins Rachael and Paul Swinton.

Acoustic Show: Ferocious Dog is a British folk-punk band known for their high-energy performances and politically charged lyrics. Formed in 1988, they blend traditional Celtic folk with punk rock, creating a distinctive sound driven by fiddle, guitar, and drums.

Trigger fingers at the ready for an 8-bit trip down memory lane. From multi-players like Pokemon Stadium to 2-players - we’ve got ‘em all! Pull up a beanbag, grab a drink and smash those high scores. 

Join pop-rock quartet STAYAWHILE celebrate the launch of their debut album at The Boileroom. Influenced by the likes of You Me At Six and Deaf Havana this fun loving band have gone from strength to strength since their debut release Glue in 2024, and now look to embark on an exciting new chapter!

The Jungle Brothers

All profits from this event will go to the mental health charity Mind. To purchase a ticket please select one of the three donation amounts above (£10, £15 or £20). If you wish to donate a different amount, you are able to donate on the door on the night. 

General Levy is a pivotal figure in the British jungle, reggae and dancehall scene, known for his vibrant style and dynamic performances. 

Real Farmer

General Levy is a pivotal figure in the British jungle, reggae and dancehall scene, known for his vibrant style and dynamic performances. 

HOLD ON TO YAW HATS.... there's a country party coming to Guildford!

The Woodentops emerged in the mid-1980s as one of the UK’s most dynamic and inventive indie bands, blending frenetic post-punk energy with hypnotic rhythms and melodic warmth. Fronted by Rolo McGinty, their sound fused jittery acoustic strumming, propulsive percussion, and urgent vocals, capturing a raw, almost psychedelic intensity. Their 1986 debut Giant remains a cult classic, packed with infectious, danceable grooves and emotionally charged songwriting. Expanding into electronic textures with Wooden Foot Cops on the Highway (1988), they flirted with house and ambient influences. The Woodentops’ genre-blurring approach helped shape the indie-dance crossover that exploded in the late ’80s.