Hoofa Hub presents comes to Birmingham for a night filled with some of the best new music! Come join us and get stuck into some of the best music around. 18+.

Saer

Performing a blend of experimental-pop, soul and electronica, UK based singer, songwriter and producer SAER is forging a name through his musical collaborations and set to feature on new releases later this year.
An emotive singer with a distinctive voice, SAER’s song writing embraces curiosity and vulnerabilities in human nature; delivered fluently with a haunting falsetto.
SAER is a multi-instrumentalist that moves effortlessly between stormy electronica soundscapes and minimalist, heartfelt laments. Influenced by the likes of Jeff Buckley, Nick Drake and Imogen Heap; with rousing piano with soaring vocals, SAER conjures a contemporary sound that is both unique and intriguing.


Liquid Cheeks

Liquid Cheeks are an art-pop duo from the suburbs of Birmingham. A mergence of art and music creates a visual and sonic spectacle in both a live and recorded capacity. With a political and social conflicting backbone, the band are able to tackle paradigms through their music. Music which harks in influences as ranging as MGMT, David Bowie, Tame Impala and Teleman amongst others. Forming a part of a music collective in Redditch/Birmingham, the band embrace collaboration in all forms of art. Creating a hub from their musical kitchen, the band are perpetually locked into a creative sphere.


Hoofa

London based alt indie-rock band Hoofa have performed their vocal driven, guitar laced, love songs to sold out UK shows and Festival stages. Gaining loyal fans with passionate, high-energy live shows, Hoofa continue to capture the rollercoaster of emotions that relationships involve, releasing 5 more singles by Summer 2020.
A Kiss was heavily supported by BBC Introducing & Amazing Radio. The band’s tracks have also connected with the football world, with singles being played at grounds around the country on match days to thousands of people. The band’s new music was recorded in James’ bedroom/studio, after removing the bed to make space for equipment.