Salvation Jayne at The Old Blue Last | London

Crosstown Concerts Presents:
Salvation Jayne at The Old Blue Last
+ Special guests Bugeye and Finding Kate!

"F****** brilliant!" - Topper Headon, Drummer. The Clash

"Salvation Jayne are turning quite a few heads at the moment" - Planet Rock Radio

"Riffy and Anthemic" - Abbie McCarthy, BBC Kent Introducing

"Salvation Jayne are justifiably rated as one of the UK’s most exciting up and coming bands." - Planet Rock

'Ones To Watch' "Wow, what a great singer!...excellent band...nailed it every time!" - Sylvia Massy

Having exploded onto the scene in 2017, Salvation Jayne have carved themselves a reputation for their white-hot, hook-laden explosive fuzzy riffs and glossy dream pop undertones. The bands most recent single 'Cortez' received support from the likes of BBC Introducing, Kerrang Radio, Amazing Radio and dozens more stations in the UK and abroad. Included in a 6-track EP ‘Cortez’ received a 10/10 half page feature in Powerplay Magazine and was featured on Metal Hammer’s cover mount CD. After relentlessly touring around the UK in 2017/18, Salvation Jayne have started the year with several sold out headlining shows, adding to their vast number of past support slots with bands including Milk Teeth, St Agnes and Rews. More live dates are being announced regularly. In 2019, SJ have a rapidly growing fanbase, a management contract, a booking agent under their belts and a brand new 6 track EP that perfectly captures the elements of the band that fans (including Planet Rock Radio, Metal Hammer and Totalrock) are so excited about. They have recently had a sell out Folkestone Quarterhouse show and have a Sylvia Massy (Tool, Prince, Taylor Hawkins) live session coming out in the near future! Catch Salvation Jayne at one of their live dates and see a band who encompass the huge desert style riffs of QOTSA, with Pvris's electronica pop hooks - all combining with Chess Smith's voice which is akin to the raw edge of ex-Estrons Tali Kallstrom and the soulful power of Yonaka's Theresa Jarvis.


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