Hard Rock Heals Concert!

Come and join us for a night live music in association with Hard Rock Heals at The Hard Rock Cafe, London! 

Doors open from 6.45pm with live music starting shortly after.

Live music from including:

Curran

In an era of Talent Show winners and disposable pop stars, Mark Curran stands out from the rest, not only as a singer/songwriter but as a bona fide Rock Star. Born in Ireland, and raised in the working class state of New Jersey, Mark was surrounded, and influenced by a plethora of Rock ‘n’

Roll’s finest. He spent most of his early years playing up and down the East Coast, honing and learning his craft.

Mark has returned to the live stage with his new band, Curran, blending Hard Rock hooks with Country/Pop melodies, Curran are hoping to bring back a much-needed excitement to Rock ‘n’ Roll. Building upon great and honest songwriting, Curran leave their hearts on the stage every time. “Whether it’s five people or 5,000 people, it’s the same show!” “We’re just 4 guys trying to play honest music and entertain you! All we’re asking for is a chance, come see us. I promise you won’t forget us!”

Come join Mark at the world famous Hard Rock Cafe London on November 14th for a night of singing and dancing......and drinking.

Look for Curran's new single, BETTER DAYS, Coming Soon on Mawl Records.

The Piqued Jacks

The Piqued Jacks are a passionate and polychromatic band of brothers based in Borgo a Buggiano (Italy) and Austin (Texas). “Jacks” stand for the ones you put into your instrument, and “piqued” means bent, erect, excited, viscerally interested in music.

They play alt/funk-rock music, with songs reminding of Biffy Clyro, Incubus and The Killers.

Their first full-length album is “Climb Like Ivy Does” (Jan 2015) from which they extracted “Romantic Soldier” – which landed on MTV – followed in 2016 by “Aerial Roots”, the acoustic version of the whole LP. Best Arezzo Wave Band of Tuscany in 2016, recently back from their second independent tour of the US, performers at SXSW in 2015/2014/2013, opening act for Interpol and superstars of the pub next door.

Fifth Floor 

Fifth Floor is a Swedish singer/songwriter duo with modern pop, rock and country influences. After meeting at university in London, Moa and Matilda began writing songs together and eventually made the decision to form a duo in the summer of 2014.

Two lead vocalists, strong harmonies and a knack for writing songs that stay in your head is what makes Fifth Floor a breath of fresh air on the London music scene. With influences from artists like Miranda Lambert, McFly and Little Big Town, they are on a mission to further push country music and strong female fronted acts into the spotlight.

Since forming in 2014, the duo have built a strong set list that landed them an invite to perform outside the BBC buildings in London for BBC Music Day 2015, and at the Yamaha Music Store for their 2016 Soho Hoedown.

Izzy Thomas  

Izzy Thomas is a young UK artist, that flaunts an eclectic sound of blues/rock & soul, blended by powerhouse vocals. she is currently finishing recording her second EP, and touring with her backing band.

Her debut six track EP "Sell Your Soul", has gained her a slot playing the Forum stage before Bryan Adams & Placebo at the Barclaycard Arena Birmingham this year, interviews/radio plays with BBC (Asian Network & West Yorkshire), also shows at London o2, St James Theatre, and ILUVLIVE.

Live @ Barclaycard Arena (Bryan Adams warm up act)

Parnell Page

London based singer-songwriters introduce their haunting blend of acoustic folk & soul

Parnell Page are Richard Parnell-Page and Jack Hawitt – Young singer-songwriters from Devon and Cumbria, who met in a bar in Leeds and have since been making music together.

Their songs capture a distinctive, haunting, ethereal sound and their soulful melodies encased in a stripped-down acoustic folk setting give their performances an unforgettable emotional air.

It was a spontaneous homemade recording, posted on Youtube, that kickstarted Parnell Page’s career in 2010. Their reworking of Christina Aguilera’s You Lost Me was discovered by the song’s composer Sia Furler. She re-posted it on her Twitter page urging her followers to check out Parnell Page’s version of her song. The ensuing hype quickly led to booking requests. A management and production deal for the boys followed soon afterwards.