We’ve been talking about it for months but just in case you haven’t read the memo because… you’ve been sleeping under a rock or with fishes or some such nonsense, here’s another reminder, so listen up and listen good. On 26th July 2025 at The Facebar in Reading, no less than 11 bands will be
Whoa! That must be a misprint! There is no way on God’s green earth that Mercury’s Well managed to get Sheffield ethereal Post-Hardcore collective Hidden Mothers to play this years seventh incarnation of their annual festival that is Summer Bash! Hang on. They managed to get the likes of Bloodstock survivors Tribe Of Ghosts and
How would you like to attend a Hawaiian themed beach party with shirts, inflatables, flower necklaces and eleven bands playing all day long for your pleasure? The bar will of course be serving up whatever you desire and there will be the opportunity to purchase merch and meet your underground Metal heroes! If that floats
Wait, what?! You need reasons to get you, your bother, your mother and that homeless person down the street a ticket for this years landmark seventh incarnation of Summer Bash?! Alrightly… well first off it’s at The Facebar in Reading on 26th July which means air conditioning from the heat of the sun or shelter
Roll-up! Roll-up! Read all about it! Mercury’s Well have just 104 days to prepare to host the seventh incarnation of their annual Hawaiian themed beach party Summer Bash because the one day celebration of all things riff orientated will take place at The Facebar in Reading on 26th July 2025! Lined up for you they have
Guess what? Yes! It’s that time of the week again! As Mercury’s Well prepare to host the seventh incarnation of their annual Hawaiian themed beach party Summer Bash, we talk through the line up for this year’s event. The one day festival will see no less than eleven bands take to the stage at The
Guess what? Yes! It’s that time of year again! We’re talking our way through the line up of this years Summer Bash in preparation for the annual Hawaiian themed beach party hosted by those loveable rogues in Reading Progressive Death Metal act Mercury’s Well. As the headline suggests, the first of the eleven bands we’re
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it’s… a Japanese Temple waiting to be crushed by Godzilla on a waterfront that looks like it belongs on the cover art of a classic Sega Mega Drive game from the 90’s! It’s both nostalgic and cool but it can mean only one thing! The third
