Sailor Jerry’s Hotel Street: bands, rum + artwork – win.
Billed as a ‘good place for bad people’, Hotel Street is set to bring a winning combination of live music, rum, merch, film and tattoo art to London from this week. The Sailor Jerry venue will play host to a variety of live performances, and with tickets priced at a very reasonable £3, and even free entry for certain shows, what’s not to like?
By day, the venue will be a gallery and store exhibiting the iconic restored original flash artwork of the late Norman ‘Sailor Jerry’ Collins (never seen in Europe before!). Then at night, it’ll be a gig and dive bar featuring performances from the following up and coming bands:
Thursday 19 April / King Khan & The Shrines
Tuesday 24 April / John Fairhurst
Wednesday 25 April / Dirty Beaches
Tuesday 1 May / Joe Gideon & the Shark
Thursday 3 May / Comanechi, A Grave With No Name
Tuesday 8 May / Bass Drum of Death, Cheveu
Tuesday 15 May / The Sheepdogs
Thursday 31 May / The City Shanty Band
Friday 8 June / Dee Dee Dum Dum Girls acoustic set
Hotel Street will also host a fortnightly Sunday film club, starting on Sunday 29th April at 6pm. It’s set to include a selection of cult classics and rock n’ roll documentaries, couple that with the promise of weekly Sailor Jerry special cocktails and we’re sold.
For more info, head over to the Hotel Street blog.
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