Kind Of Girl + The Unwanted + The Limits tickets and listings

Kind Of Girl
The short story : Three danes decided to bring to the worlds attention: interesting, addictive, beautiful, honest and inspiring pop songs. Sissel O wrote the songs ( and sings them) Rune Buhr produced the material ( and plays the bass ) Jesper booked the gigs, got them airplayed (and marries Sissel!) Kind of girl has come a long way, since Sissel returned from The States and gave up her bebop guitarchops, in favour of spending some time writing pop tunes(they simply sound better!). Somewhere along the way Jesper arrived, and urged her to keep up the good work. Rune was called in on a studio session, to put some bass on a few tracks. Fortunately he decided to stay a little longer. Kind of girl was formed. Kind of girl finished the recording of their first studio album ( "lonely in a modern way") recently, and are now looking for international partners to work with the music. Without doubt they belong among the hardest working scandinavians in showbiz....and the ones with the greatest songs!

The Unwanted
Operating in their current form since 2008, The Unwanted are an exciting two-piece band hailing from Ilkeston, Derbyshire. Combining powerful guitars with mellow pianos, electronic dance beats with vocal lines befitting of the west end, The Unwanted create a unique sound that instantly hooks, and very rarely lets go.

The Limits
Made up of four lads and no bullshit. Just a mountain of quality tunes that not nearly enough people have ever heard. With a self produced 5 track demo made from blagging free studio time and even cheaper equipment, it’s not what you’ve got, it’s what you do with what you haven’t got. Drawing on influences from the 60's to the present, The Limits have their own sound and give you something different with every live gig. As quoted on BBC Radio, "This band is going to be huge!" “...who cares what we’ve achieved so far, it’s about what we’re going to achieve in the future, and we know the music we make is better than the last lot of shite you heard on the radio anyway”