Where: Cargo
When: Thursday 8th December 2011
Featuring: Beth Jeans Houghton & the Hooves of Destiny + Dan Mangan + 1 more live band TBA + How Does It Feel To Be Loved? DJs + End of the Road DJs

Once again End of the Road return to Cargo for their annual knees-up. What better way to ring in the Christmas season, than with live music, DJs, hot cider on the patio and Christmas presents.

Topping the bill are Newcastle's psychedelic pop polymaths BETH JEANS HOUGHTON & THE HOOVES OF DESTINY. If you've never seen the band perform live you're in for a treat: expect towering songs of borderline genius and off-the-wall between-song banter.

"A considerable talent, with a remarkable voice and a rare star quality" (Mojo)

Support comes from the wonderful DAN MANGAN. Once a mere fresh-faced folk singer from Vancouver, Canada, Dan Mangan now stands at the world's doorstep. The proof is in the countless European jaunts. U.S. tours with The Walkmen, Decemberists and Okkervil River, as well as endless critical acclaim and sold out theatres across Canada.

One more live band will be announced soon!

Doors: 7.30pm (Christmas presents to the first 20 through the doors!!!)
Venue: Cargo, 83 Rivington St, London EC2A 3AY
Tube: Old Street or Liverpool St
Tickets: £10 in advance from WeGotTickets and TicketWeb (0844 477 1000)

Further Information:
Beth Jeans Houghton & the Hooves of Destiny - www.myspace.com/bethjeanshoughton
Dan Mangan - www.danmanganmusic.com
Cargo - www.cargo-london.com