PONY UP presents Damp Matches
+ Collars + Femme Dé
With a unique mash-up of alt-rock, trash-hop and anthemic indie, Damp Matches’ sound would be as at home at a stadium concert as it is in a grimy small town mosh-pit. Big, punchy riffs and thunderous drum lines set the backdrop for frontwoman Helena Lewis’ soaring vocals, complimented often by the hip-hop of bassist Will Calvert. Having built a reputation for putting on raucous, high-energy shows, they are definitely ones to watch on the UK rock circuit.
-‘One of Norwich’s best loved rock bands, you only have to go to one of their gigs to see that’- Kitty Perrin, BBC Radio Introducing East
-‘A collective instrument of energy and performance… viscerally enjoyable’- Meg Watts, Outline Magazine
PONY UP presents Damp Matches
+ Collars + Femme Dé
With a unique mash-up of alt-rock, trash-hop and anthemic indie, Damp Matches’ sound would be as at home at a stadium concert as it is in a grimy small town mosh-pit. Big, punchy riffs and thunderous drum lines set the backdrop for frontwoman Helena Lewis’ soaring vocals, complimented often by the hip-hop of bassist Will Calvert. Having built a reputation for putting on raucous, high-energy shows, they are definitely ones to watch on the UK rock circuit.
-‘One of Norwich’s best loved rock bands, you only have to go to one of their gigs to see that’- Kitty Perrin, BBC Radio Introducing East
-‘A collective instrument of energy and performance… viscerally enjoyable’- Meg Watts, Outline Magazine
PONY UP presents Damp Matches
+ Collars + Femme Dé
With a unique mash-up of alt-rock, trash-hop and anthemic indie, Damp Matches’ sound would be as at home at a stadium concert as it is in a grimy small town mosh-pit. Big, punchy riffs and thunderous drum lines set the backdrop for frontwoman Helena Lewis’ soaring vocals, complimented often by the hip-hop of bassist Will Calvert. Having built a reputation for putting on raucous, high-energy shows, they are definitely ones to watch on the UK rock circuit.
-‘One of Norwich’s best loved rock bands, you only have to go to one of their gigs to see that’- Kitty Perrin, BBC Radio Introducing East
-‘A collective instrument of energy and performance… viscerally enjoyable’- Meg Watts, Outline Magazine
