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The World Cup has reached the knockout stages and things are starting to hot up. We'll be showing all of the England games, so keep watching the Facebook page for the events which will be happening here at The Holroyd. We've just had a heatwave and more are forecast for July, so what better excuse do you need to get out of the house and come to an air conditioned venue to watch some quality acts. Don't forget to keep looking out for the special nights that we'll have on when England are playing, and we'll also be showing as many of the other games as possible.

June is here and we've got more than just music on the menu this month. The World Cup kicks off and we'll be showing every England game plus many others. The world cup game screenings in the Holroyd will be more the just football they will be an event, details are listed below. We've also got the Sounds of the Suburbs Record Shop 10th Anniversary Party. There's a full bill of great bands and all of the proceeds go to the Teenage Cancer Trust. It's one not to miss. Keep watching the Holroyd Facebook page and the website for updates that will be happening throughout the month. We're looking forward to a scorching summer and your company.

With 2 bank holidays, May is always a great month for music and sunshine as well. Alongside the gigs below there's also Jackfest on 23rd May, from 7pm, a popular fund raising event featuring some top indie bands such as The Common, Belizaire and The Station. Details are on Facebook, just search for Jackfest But before we steam head first into May, we've got one big gig to remind you of. On the 25th April, Hillsy will be celebrating his 60th birthday and he's having one last blow out before he settles down in front of the fire with his pipe and slippers. Tickets are available on Fatsoma. As usual, keep watching our social media as we are adding to the events as the month progresses.

Before we launch into a gig filled April, we have one major gig to go in March. This Saturday we host the Guildford March of the Mods, the annual charity gig to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Curated by Tony Smith from The Sounds Of The Suburbs record shop in Ruislip Manor. We've got a stunning line up, with the first band on stage at 3pm, so remember to get there early. The acts playing alongside the guest DJs are: Darren Tuck The Past Tense Fleeting Mind The Hornets The Vendettas Friends Of Luca Brasi The Hurricanes The Sha La La's All proceeds will go to the Teenage Cancer Trust, plus there will be a raffle and a record shop with various merchandise on sale as well. During April we've once again got something for everyone, with the details listed below. We'll, hopefully, see you in the coming month and as usual the staff look forward to greeting you once again.

As we look towards the events of March, there's just time to remind you that we've got two massive gigs to go in February. This Friday we welcome back New Street Adventure, always a favourite here at The Suburbs, supported by The Sha La La's, local legends who always play a cracking set. If you've never seen these two I'd highly recommend them. On Saturday, we have the Dutty Moonshine Quartet, part of the legendary Dutty Moonshine Big Band. Tickets for this one are selling fast. During March, as usual, we're bringing something for everyone, we've got Ska, Soul and MFC Chicken. You just can't miss Skabba, a terrific band who play the songs of Abba in ska, along with many other ska classics. Once again, we're hosting the Guildford March of the Mods in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust. There's some great bands appearing alongside some visiting DJs. There'll be raffles and prizes with all of the proceeds going to this most worthwhile cause We look forward to seeing you in March