Big Pink Cake is a club in Bristol (and sometimes not Bristol), dedicated to playing classic and new INDIEPOP, 60's girl groups, the poppier moments of punk, Motown and soul.
Big Pink Cake is an event with special guest djs from the indiepop world past and present. Our guest djs so far have included Johnny Brown (The Band of Holy Joy), Martin
Whitehead (The Flatmates/The Subway Organisation), Rocker (The Flatmates/The Rosehips/dandelionradio.com), Gregory Webster (Razorcuts/Sportique), Clare Wadd (Sarah Records), Scott and Richy (Secret Shine), Jonny Collins (Modesty Blaise), John and Dave (The Hi-Life Companion), Sean, Thom, Jim and Alex (The Kick Inside), Andrew (The Groove Farm/Beatnik Filmstars/(The) Nervous Rex), Paul (The Haywains/The Westfield Mining Disaster), Marianthi (Spiral Scratch/Atomic Beat Records) and Trev (Lost Music/Odd Box Records).
This year (2009) we're continuing with our adventure and have got some interesting things in store/up our sleeves etc. So keep your eyes peeled for things as they unfold. Hopefully, we'll be pulling out a lot more than a rabbit from a magician's top hat, who knows? Could be an interesting career move.
Big Pink Cake is really proud to have presented Vic Godard and Subway Sect, Electrophonvintage, The Hi-Life Companion, Amida, Horowitz, The Kick Inside, The Short Stories, The Parallelograms, Cocoanut Groove, Pete Green, The Westfield Mining Disaster, The Mai68s, Francois, Santa Dog, The Wendy Darlings, The Bumblebees, CountrySide, Secret Shine, Arctic Circle, The Manhattan Love Suicides, Houdie and Pocketbooks. Each band that we ever put on, is a band that we really really like/ love /feel passionately about. We wouldn't want ANYTHING less, and to share them with everyone else makes it all the more worthwhile. All the bands that have played at Big Pink Cake have been an absolute joy to have on board, and have kept the ship bobbing along quite fantastically, each in their own totally unique and wonderful way. Thank you.
Big Pink Cake recognizes how indiepop is forever changing and we love the sound of what's fresh and new. However, we also realize the importance of the past and want to celebrate all things pop that have shaped our todays and tomorrows.
Matthew and Heather xxx
