www.sundayclubband.com www.myspace.com/thesundayclub REVIEW'S: "This band is awesome - the music softly rocks your soul. I look forward to playing more of their stuff on my radio show when they get signed." - Hannah Patterson - Leicester Sound 105.4fm "i predict Sundayclub will keep standing firmly for a long time to come". - Heathen Angel "Sunday club have a great sound for radio, commercial enough to sell records but unique enough to bag their own slice of the market! Breathtaking live, and gorgeous" - Naomi Kent - Leicester Sound 105.4fm "They took the DSU crowd by storm and won (the battle of the bands).” Heidi Hansen - Demon fm BIO: The band was formed Jan 2006 from the ashes of a couple of other bands and since then they have taken the Midlands by storm. In the last couple of years Sunday Club have played with some amazing bands including: Kasabian, Biffy Clyro, Span, Flickerstick, Six by Seven, Bell X1, Tim Arnold, Jason and the scorchers, The Highs 2007 has so far seen Sunday Club winning The MindVox Indie Battle of the Bands, getting an in vitiation for a prestigious slot at Leicester’s own Summer Sundae Festival which has in turn sparked off radio play with: BBC Radio Leicester, Leicester Sound, Demon Fm Recordings: Sunday Club recorded their demo “Dare to Stare” in 2006 at Cordelia Studios in Leicester which to date has seen 6000 copies distributed. In November Sunday Club will be returning to The Paddock Studio to record their debut EP which will be available for purchase through their website and download through i-Tunes. Sunday Club Live: Where we have played: NEC Clthes Show Live Summer Sundae Festival Leicester Coventry Festival The Camden barfly Water Rats The Birmingham barfly The Liverpool barfly Liverpool Cavern The Boardwalk Sheffield The Charlotte Leicester The Sumo Leicester The Musician Leicester The Dublin Castle London The Half Time Orange Leicester Vic Inn Derby Jug of Ale Birmingham The Maze Nottingham Rescue Rooms Nottingham Derby Assemble rooms Rock Garden London Coliseum Covenrty The Socal Nottingham Jailhouse Coventry The Vic Coalville Joseph's Well Leeds Hardrock Cafe Nottingham What the papers say: Final: The Jailhouse - Bands: Stone, Sundayclub, The Haze, The Lounge Kings, The Stolen, Tequila Stuntman, Cepheus. - Winners: SUNDAYCLUB - bbc Professionals Sundayclub play next, swapping places with Wired due to a broken sax reed. The general opinion of the audience is that they sound very much like Pearl Jam, and they produce a very polished, professional sound. - They rate their influences among Counting Crows and Pearl Jam. - 'Sympathy' was a slow, drive-time number, but grew on me as it progressed. The instruments stopped and unaccompanied vocals soared, then the guitars crashed back in - very nice. - Set for the Stadiums - Their song, Before The Morning. And I really have to say the guitar playing was totally excellent and made the band. This song also produced the best singing of the night; credit to Matt. - The set ends with stadium guitars and a crash of the drums. An Americanised resonance was the product of their set, but this band have been going for two years and have had time to perfect their songs to give a polished end creation. - Afterwards the band thought that it "didn't go as good as last week" but they still hope to win "and get to play the Summer Ball (Staffs Uni)". Take a look at their website www.myspace.com/thesundayclub. - bbc Frankly rock The consensus for those who have seen them live are that Sundayclub frankly rock. This is how they used to do it in the old days, real songs, combining a sound that might suggest another decade if it weren't so rooted in the moment. its old school, but a new sound, Be upstanding, Ladies and Gentleman, for Sundayclub. - Press pass Standing firmly Sundayclub presented an impressive set which was best savoured and not rush - The Charlotte crowd were obviously taken aback and within a couple of songs had impressed the audience and received enthusiastic reactions from within the venue. all of this in the face of minor adversity as one of the guitarists broke a sting within the first few bars and had to play with 5 strings for the first 2 songs. This didn’t phase the band in the slightest and while the guitarist ran offstage to find a replace axe, the rest of the group coolly changed the set slightly and carried on. - with more performances like this, i predict Sundayclub will keep standing firmly for a long time to come. - Heathen Angel