Tantrum to rock The Vault Arts Centre with The Dynamite Kings

For lovers of bands like Accept, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Thin Lizzy and Black Sabbath.

Saturday, May 2, 2020
The Vault Arts Centre, Newton Stewart, United Kingdom

Tantrum to rock The Vault Arts Centre with The Dynamite Kings

For lovers of bands like Accept, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Thin Lizzy and Black Sabbath.

Saturday, May 2, 2020
The Vault Arts Centre, Newton Stewart, United Kingdom

What you need to know

Formed in 2016, Tantrum settled on the current lineup and set about bringing traditional British heavy metal back to a public force fed on a diet of sanitised radio rock!
Staunch believers in the old gods of metal, Tantrum blend hard hitting machine gun drums and pulsating, heart beating bass with screaming twin lead guitars and acrobatic vocal histrionics, all firing together to create anthemic metal crowd pleasers you'll be singing for days!
Since they have formed they have gigged vastly and have featured at many festivals including Rockmantic Weekender, Wildfire Festival and many more!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BRsW8UnwWOA

Formed in Newton Stewart, SW Scotland in early 2018, The Dynamite KingsGrab that melting pot…
Tip in a bucketful of rock, add ten scoops of roll, pour in a bottle of blues, a glass of boogie, a jigger of southern, a pinch of country, five jars of fun, a stick of dynamite & a barrel of good time!Influenced heavily by power blues and blues based rock an’ roll, The Dynamite Kings pack some serious punch; cramming as many ear to ear grin inducing, foot stomping tunes into their set as they can. As well as many of their own original, high octane power blues rooted songs, you might hear them cranking out their unique take on tunes from the likes of The Georgia Satellites. Jerry Lee Lewis. Dan Baird. AC/DC. George Thorogood & The Destroyers. Early Rod Stewart. ZZ Top. Green Day. Quo. The Stones. Dr Feelgood. T-Rex. Canned Heat. The Cult; as well as giving The Dynamite Kings’ treatment to old rhythm & blues songs by some serious trad’ blues players like Robert Johnson, Chuck Berry, John Lee Hooker, Big Joe Louis, Robert Petway... To name a few - all rocked up, given a shot of high voltage rock an’ roll adrenaline!The guys have played in a number of venues over the past year, including support for Anchor Lane and Conjuring Fate at The Vault Arts Centre, The Millennium Centre with Chopperhead and Bad Reputation and more recently the boys played at the Big Burns Supper in Dumfries.



Location

The Vault Arts Centre
40 Victoria Street, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire, DG8 6BT United Kingdom

The Vault Arts Centre is located in the former bank building at 40 Victoria Street, Newton Stewart, between Boots Chemists (to the right) and Avocet (to the left).


Sat Nav can take you on weird and wonderful routes to Newton Stewart. Stay on the main roads and motorways. Follow the A75 from Dumfries following the signs for Stranraer until you reach Newton Stewart is best. 

A regular bus service (X75/500) runs through Newton Stewart, with stops on Victoria Street just a short walking distance from the venue.

Parking is available on Victoria Street, however we would recommend parking at Riverside Car Park, on Riverside Road, in order to reduce congestion.  Riverside Car Park is within a short walking distance of the venue.

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