The Bronsons plus The Trusted, Block 33, Bonds and Kid Harlequin

Garage rock rhythm and blues band The Bronsons are a good night out in themselves. Fast, energetic, entertaining and clever, they are one of London's best live bands

The Trusted are a young fourpiece band originally from Leigh On Sea in Essex. Coming together with a host of influences ranging from U2, The Clash, Catfish and The Bottlemen, to The Strokes, Elvis Costello and Muse they quickly discovered a shared passion for crafting intelligent, rocking indie tunes evolving into a fierce but melodic indie rock beast with a reputation for high-energy live shows.

Block 33 play indie rock with punch, simple but effective riffs with a glam-rockish vocal…all in all makes you think of The Sweet meets The Manics - and then they totally confound by dropping the frantic rock and putting in a bit of sitaralike guitar and a sample of seagulls and some phasing etc.

Bonds play alt rock taking in Pixies, Manics, Suede, all executed brilliantly well by a threepiece who play and emote their stuff to the max.

Kid Harlequin are gritty, energetic indie rock with good use of light and shade and decent tunes, like a less introspective Placebo in places.