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Mohare are very pleased to be taking part in the May Day Weekend Charity Bash taking place at Peterhead Football Club on Sunday 3 May which is shaping up to be a cracking event. This event is raising funds for Friends of Anchor.

All bands are playing in aid of this organisation and the ever growing bill includes: The Form, Dr. Flaw, us, Grant Davidson, Suburbs, Velvet Audio, Eleven Eleven, Sonic Stride. Doors open at 1:30pm, first band on at 2:00pm.

Give us a shout, drop us a line if you are after tickets and we'll sort you out, hope to see you there

Meanwhile, back at the band bio....

We do this for kicks. We have no intention or delusions of ever "making it" We plan on gigging at least once a month, maybe more, and hopefully accumulating something of a small following.

We write all our own stuff, except for one odd ball cover in the shape of Chic's "good times", where the vocalist and drummer put a rap on the number.

New songs tend to start with a rough studio draft and then other musos stick their mark on it/ ruin it with extravagantly long guitar breaks and the like, but hey that's life in a band. (Check out the break in Justice - live, correction any song in the list above)

Our genre is pretty much straight ahead rock, possibly elements of traditional/ contemporary prog (or so we've been told by members of the audience on occasions).

So at last we have uploaded a bunch of newer numbers that are a little more representative of what we do now. The core of the band - Dave, JC and Laith - performed a vast majority of the stuff, but there is some input from Craig (a talented bassist/ guitarist/ vocalist who wizened up and done a runner some time ago). If all the musos who ever played in Mohare got together they could form a pretty impressive rock marching band such is the turn over of musos in our band. For our live stuff our mate Karel, a damn fine guitarist pitches in on guitar. He is the guitarist of Beat Street, you can catch their myspace site below. They put on a cracking live act.

Also worthy of a mention in the Mohare Hall of infamy is Simon, who wrote the lyrics for Mohare, and a bunch of other numbers that make the set from time to time. You can usually find him relentlessly pounding the gig circuit from Aberdeen to Glasgow

So this is a second punt at a myspace page, and tbh it's still shit, mainly because I am way too lazy to learn how to do this stuff properly

peace...