Cortney Dixon is an artist, producer, songwriter and guitarist from the coastal town of South Shields in the North of England. It’s from this post industrial pasture that she propels herself as an entirely uplifting and unique force of nature. Cortney has written and produced a body of work which deftly blends her down to earth punky DIY roots with a well crafted aspirational pop glamour which she can’t wait to share.
Cortney’s style doesn’t stop at sound, it oozes through every visual – from forward thinking fashion to fast paced and self-produced music videos. Her live shows with the band bring it all together having supported the likes of Johnny Marr and performing at this years SXSW festival in Austin, TX. Her magnetic charm shines on stage amongst gritty guitar licks and irresistible vocals. A fiercely creative and original artist, Cortney has built a world for herself in which anything can happen.
Jodie Langford is a regular festival showstopper, dominating stages around the UK with her unique blend of Electro Party Punk. She’s here to have a good time and if you get it, you get it!
Jodie uses her ferocious voice and incredible wordplay to craft relatable and humorous tales tackling everything from workplace misogyny, crap housing and phone use at gigs, to many more abstract concepts with instant shout along choruses.
Always by her side is her trusted producer/DJ, Endoflevelbaddie, who channels her raw unfiltered energy and carves a sound that darts between thrashing Post Punk riffs, fevered Techno rhythms and filthy Drum & Bass chaos.
Leeds based electronic duo Kiosk make dance-punk influenced by the city’s diverse DIY scene. Their sound shifts between postpunk inflected dance beats, dreamy soundscapes and pounding techno noise, combining drum machines and analogue synthesis with raw lyrics and heavily processed bass.
Often described as indie rock with shoegaze influences, The Wednesday Flowers are constantly developing their sound and experimenting with new ideas.
Taking inspiration from folklore, ancient tradition and nature, and providing a visual spectacle on stage – her music and interwoven storytelling will take you deep into the realms of the unknown, leaving you bewitched. Shannon’s sound has struck a chord with audiences far beyond the North East, welcoming new followers from North America, Scandinavia and beyond.
Moss utilise a heady mix of samplers, electronic and live instruments to craft their distinctive trip-hop sound with an alt rock edge. The inimitable vocal delivery of Oui Bee soars between vulnerable, sardonic reflection and haunted powerhouse. The result is a nostalgic nod towards 90’s Bristol underground, with a smattering of Patti Smith.
Crescent is a four piece band born and cut in Hartlepool, County Durham. Derived of Caleb Hay (vocals/guitar), Jake Beddow (vocals/bass), Millie Jones(vocals/keys) and Christian Tunney (drums). Crescent takes big inspiration from the signature sound of the 70s with bands such as The Groundhogs, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane and Gomez crafting our progressive blues rock sound.
Kate Fallin writes indie pop songs for overthinkers, with honest lyrics and music that sits somewhere between quiet and cathartic. This debut performance is an intimate first look at her work. You can expect real stories, stripped-back moments, and big feelings shared up close
The Green Room is The Georgian Theatre’s baby sibling and is Stockton’s first ‘micro-venue’, it has been home to some wonderfully intimate performances since opening in 2012.
This stage is curated by Noisy Daughters who organise events with women and gender minorities front and centre. Artists they’ve booked in the past include: artists have included Liz Lawrence, The Mysterines, Loose Articles, Me Lost Me, Kay Greyson, ELLUR, Komparrison and Martha Hill.
Access information
The building is wheelchair accessible with level access from the entrance. Accessible toilets are available. Seating can be provided on request.
