B-MOVIE

Stigmata presents

B-Movie 

+ Special Guests 
B-Movie were now attracting wider attention through good live reviews and radio plays and after Steve managed to pass a demo tape into the hands of upcoming music impresario, Stevo backstage at a Cabaret Voltaire gig, the band were invited to play his two day Futurist Festival supporting DAF in Hammersmith, London. Stevo subsequently became their manager (along with Soft Cell) and the band recorded Moles for the Some Bizzare Album released December 1980, which also featured recording debuts by Depeche Mode, Soft Cell, The The and Blancmange
In January 1981, B-Movie signed to Deram Records and went on to release three critically acclaimed singles, Remembrance Day, (featured in John Peel”s Festive 50 of 1981) Marilyn Dreams and Nowhere Girl. The band supported Duran Duran on their first UK tour and their classic John Peel session of 1981 became one of the most requested that year! B-Movie define a unique, obsessively modern rock sound that is compulsively entertaining” Melody Maker. 

Please note this ticket includes a £0.50 venue levy for the maintenance and Upkeep of the venue.