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£1 Donation - Newcastle West End Foodbank (£1.00)
NWEFB operates a network of 7 Foodbank distribution hubs across the Newcastle city region which provide food parcels, meals and welfare assistance to people who struggle to afford food for themselves and their families. Although a relatively small charity employing 7 people, the scale of the services we provide is considerable and made possible by 87 volunteers who are at the core of every aspect of our services. These services are made possible via donations to NWEFB which build our capacity to respond to peoples' needs.

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THE NONE is a new band of lifelong musicians. Comprising bassist Gordon Moakes (Bloc Party, Young Legionnaire), vocalist Kaila Whyte (Blue Ruth, Youth Man), guitarist Jim Beck (Cassels) and drummer Chris Francombe (Frauds), they make an uncompromising vision of noise rock with melody at its heart.

The band formed at the start of 2023 and bonded over hours in the rehearsal room – making noise, discussing shared obsessions, and, most importantly, playing together.

The anonymity of their name reflects a creative approach which favours egoless experimentation and open collaboration. This ethos, the combined decades of music making, and the unique musical identities of all four members can be clearly heard in the art they create.

Following their debut tour in February 2024, they have since played shows supporting Les Savy Fav and Mannequin Pussy. They have tour dates coming up with METZ as well as a string of festival appearances including Supersonic, End of The Road, and Sw?n Festival.

The band released their debut EP, MATTER in August 2024, exclusively on Bandcamp. Fans of Shellac, The Jesus Lizard, Silverfish and Unwound will likely find plenty to enjoy.

The None + Irked

Zerox, Newcastle. Friday 21 February 2025