Venue:

Every Friday at The Boston Music Rooms
Larger events: Upstairs at the Dome
Address:
178 Junction Road,
London,
N19 5QQ
Find us on Google Maps
just across the road from Tufnell Park Tube (Northern Line)
Ten minutes by bus from Camden (134), 15 mins by bus from KingsX (10)
Bands on stage from 9.30 till Midnight
DJs playing beat, garage, psych, R&B and punk for your dancing pleasure till late.
Venue closes at 3am, last admittance 1.30am
Bar open till 2.30am on Fridays
Pub prices

Tickets:

Entry £6 unless otherwise noted (£1 off if you register and receive the newsletter) .

Tickets for all gigs are now available at: (cash sales only)

Intoxica Records,
231 Portobello Rd,
Notting Hill, London W11
Sounds That Swing,
46 Inverness St,
Camden Town NW1
Pure Groove,
679 Holloway Road,
London N19
near Archway tube.
10-6, Mon-Tue;
10-7 Wed-Sat
35 Eyre Street Hill,
London EC1R 5ET
Tel: 07786 805518
to arrange visit.

Tickets for some gigs at Dirty Water can now be purchased online through

We Got Tickets.
(www.wegottickets.com)

All information subject to change, please register with the site to receive our newsletter, which has the most up-to-date information on all events.

Contact

All Enquiries - info [at] dirtywaterclub [dot] com
07786 805518
Web Site Enquiries - clement [at] dirtywaterclub [dot] com
Video Enquiries - ray [at] dirtywaterclub [dot] com

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Manufactured Romance

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Introduction

In the post punk fallout of 1978, four spiky haired teenagers under the guidance of the dubiously debonair Roy Pierson, come together as Fourth Reich and make their debut at The Marquee supporting the UK Subs. During 1979 they support the UK Subs on their "Stranglehold" tour, appear in the film "Punk Can Take It" and change their name to Manufactured Romance. Singer, Nina, is pictured on the cover of the "Clash City Rockers" 7" in a photograph of a confrontation between punks and teds on the Kings Road. Their 1980 single "Time of My Life" is a classic slice of power pop pun reminscent of X-Ray Spex and Penetration, plus a bit more.