GOGO LOCO

The Strays

The Pomfret Arms

The evening’s entertainments unfolded in the warm and cosy comforts of the Pomfret’s barn, shielding the attendees from the relentless elements. GOGO LOCO brightened the evening, warming any damp spirits with their explosive energy. The maraca-driven trash rattle n roll duo performed tracks Whiz Pop and Maraca Go-Go from their latest recording session as well as other new ones, What Would Diddley do and Gogo Loco Fever, staying true to the Bo Diddley beat and their rockabilly signature sound.

THE STRAYS, a touring band from Cheltenham finished off the evening with bang, topped off with the punkish nonchalance of frontwoman Stella Sonic and gutsy baselines they really packed a punch. The band tipped their hat to record producer Joe Meek with a cover of one of his tracks, with their performance of Nighttime Is The Right Time being a highlight of the evening.  If you liked The Snakerattlers and Shakin’ NIghtmares from GOGO LOCO’s night at The Lab, you’ll love these. The Lovechild between Imelda May and No Doubt they had everyone dancing by the end of the night. I treated myself to an album. Check them out!