This month’s band
THE DIRTY TRICKS
myspace.com/wearethedirtytricks
BAND MEMBERS Andy Norman Guitar/vocals Lee Dicerson Guitar Aaron West
Bass/Vocals
Paul Sinclair Drums/Vocals SOUNDS LIKE
The Rolling Stones hosting a dinner party for Led Zeppelin, Blind Melon and The Beatles with Kings of Leon and JET playing on vinyl in the background.
INFLUENCES
70s, 80s and 90s rock and roll/Grunge/Blues acts
BIOGRAPHY
The Dirty Tricks Formed in 2008 featuring members whose previous musical exploits had seem them play alongside acts such as Kings of Leon, Bloc Party and the Arctic Monkeys. Inspired by a mix of sounds from the 60s,
70s and the best bits of the 90s, they soon went on to form a strong fan-base in their local area, which would soon grow on a national scale following two UK tours in support of their first single release 'The Believer'. The single received a good response from admirers and national press alike. This was followed up by another full UK tour in 2009 for their second release, the double A side 'Free Your Soul/Come On Over Again', which again helped to secure their reputation as a well respected live act on the circuit. The release of ‘Free Your Soul’ saw them playing to near capacity crowds at venues such as The 100 Club, Norwich Waterfront, The Dublin Castle and a sold out show at the Norwich Arts Centre. Playing just under 250 shows since 2008, they continue to leave a legacy in venues up and down the country
and will be making their first trip around Europe later this year, with an album due out in October.
GIGS
July 9th B2, Norwich August 5th Norwich Arts Centre/ EP Release August 27th The Harbour Rooms November 27th The Brickmakers, Norwich December 4th Reepham Football Club
RELEASES
‘The Believer’ - Single (June ‘08) ‘Free Your Soul’ - Single (Sept ‘09) ‘Sometimes Things Get Left Behind’ - EP (August ‘10) Album – title TBC (Oct ‘10)
LINKS
www.thedirtytricks.co.uk
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