Sat 4 Jul 19:30pm
Limited tickets available HERE
Frank Lloyd Wleft and his Orchestra are back with their annual Fall of America 4th July Party! For one night only, Paper Dress will be made over in the cankered kitsch of the red, white and blue: cheap bunting and sagging flags.
Come and toast the crumbling of ‘the last best hope of Earth’ with Wleft’s country-punk rewriting of the fraught romance of Americana… shot on iPhone.
For this year’s edition, they will be celebrating the release of new album ‘The Actual Kids in Actual America’.
Support comes from Nunhead Elvis, Herman’s Military Antiques and Gem Stark. Dress code: red, white and blue.
NUNHEAD ELVIS
While most Elvis tributes focus solely on the vocal, Nunhead Elvis transmits the very aura of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Anyone who caught his set at last year’s 4th July knows this is a must-see.
HERMAN’S MILITARY ANTIQUES
An eclectic joy, their setup augmented by steel pan and trumpet. They’re back at Paper Dress after an outstanding set opening for Daffodils back in March.
GEM START
A supposed folk singer transposed from Macclesfield to South-East London. Too restless for the country but too lackadaisical for the city, her tendencies are meaningful to anyone that has cried to the hum of a PAT-failed lamp in a second-hand bookshop.