Amplify - The Bad Gamble / The Jackhounds / Crush / The Pedals

Amplify new music nights are events dedicated to showcasing and supporting up-and-coming musicians. They provide a platform for artists to perform their original music and gain exposure to a wider audience.

THE BAD GAMBLE

THE JACKHOUNDS
The Jackhounds are a high-energy live band delivering blistering riffs, fast-paced songs and relentless momentum from the first note to the last. Drawing influence from the raw power of Nirvana, the groove-heavy punch of Queens of the Stone Age, and the intensity of Megadeth, their sound fuses grunge and punk into a no-nonsense, high-octane experience.
Their original material stands shoulder-to-shoulder with their covers and forms the backbone of their explosive live shows - loud, tight, and built to hit hard. If you’re after sweat-soaked energy, razor-sharp guitars and a band that never lets the pace drop, The Jackhounds deliver every time.

CRUSHCRUSH is a fresh new Alt rock band from Hertfordshire. If you like Paramore, Muse, The cardigans then you’ll definitely enjoy our music 

THE PEDALS

14+ (Under 18s with an adult)

- Local enquiries: +44 (0)1727 864511
- Box office: +44 (0)1727 850950

- Ticket pickup available at main box office
- Valid photo ID required
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before event start time
- Reservation name must match ID

- Street parking on Victoria Street
- Public car parks within 5-minute walking distance
- Limited on-site parking
- Recommended to use local public parking facilities

- Wheelchair accessible spaces available
- Companion seats adjacent to accessible areas
- Advanced booking recommended
- Contact venue for specific accessibility requirements

- No outside food or drinks
- No smoking anywhere on premises
- Photography/recording typically prohibited during performances
- Mobile phones must be silenced

- Age restrictions vary by event
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
- Some events may have minimum age requirements
- Family-friendly performances typically welcome younger audiences