Great band playing Georgian Theatre tonight (Sun 11) Coach Party

asredastheycome

asredastheycome

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If you are a t a loose end tonight you could do worse than head to The Georgian Theatre in Stockton tonight ........Sunday 11th. They are a great band and its sponsered National Lottery’s Revive Live tour. so is cheao as chips to get in. Its buy one get one free so works out about £6 each. They are a cracking live band. Support band Tummyache sound good as well.

Coach Party | The Georgian Theatre

We can’t wait to host Coach Party as part of Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery revivelive tour. Tickets are buy one get one free, so bring that friend you’re always introducing new music to. Support comes from Tummyache and Common Courtesy.
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NEWS: Coach Party @ The Georgian Theatre

The band bring their infectious indie sound to Stockton
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News: Coach Party at The Georgian Theatre, Stockton

The National Lottery’s Revive Live tour will be supporting musicians and venues throughout September, with one of the most exciting additions being Coach Party who will head to The Georgian Theatre…
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Really great show. Coach Party superb. Tummyache were really good and look forward to catching them at Twisterella. Young band Common Courtesy were third on the bill and they were good as well. On top of that I would assume they had brought about a third of the audience with them going by the response to their songs. There was only about 100 there I would estimate which was pretty poor really for a gig costing £6(£7 on door) for three bands. So well done Common Courtesy for bringing so many fans along.

All in all a great night.
 
Just back from a weekend at Bamburgh - would have gone but knackered tonight
Glad it was a good show, but the venues need a bit more support
 
asredastheycome said:
Really great show. Coach Party superb. Tummyache were really good and look forward to catching them at Twisterella. Young band Common Courtesy were third on the bill and they were good as well. On top of that I would assume they had brought about a third of the audience with them going by the response to their songs. There was only about 100 there I would estimate which was pretty poor really for a gig costing £6(£7 on door) for three bands. So well done Common Courtesy for bringing so many fans along.

All in all a great night.
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Thanks for telling everyone about this gig - that is why I was there.
It seems there were a few problems with buying tickets from the national website - the actually took the gig off their ticket list over 24 hours before the show. So, it was hard to buy in advance and get the offer. There were also a few difficulties people had when wanting one ticket and not one + one ticket. Hopefully, National Lottery Revive Live will learn from all the feedback they received and will iron out the flaws next time because it is such a worthy cause.
 
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