Jack White approved Rockers, ISLAND OF LOVE, make their way to the Highlands 

As the first act signed to Jack White-owned Third Man Records, Island of Love's debut album arrives freighted with expectations. After being offered a record deal shortly after headlining the label’s London venue on the second day of trading – following White's surprise show the previous evening – they have a lot to live up to. But for this trio, it’s a credit to their live set.

The band’s roots lie in garage-rock, with their early material having been written between frontmen Karim Newble and Linus Munch’s family homes. However, their eponymous debut album moves forward from their early, DIY recording methods and instead pulls from their hell-raising onstage presence that captured the hearts of Third Man.

Check out the video for FED ROCK to get a taster of what's to come - HERE

Support comes from London based Punk trio, MIDDLEMAN, who've come off an appearence at Outbreak Festival, the premiere Hardcore and Punk festival in Europe.  MIDDLEMAN are hugely influenced by the 80's wave of US Punk and would feel right at home in an old thrasher skating video.  Check out TRAIN MAN to get an idea of what's to come - HERE.

With more support to be announced, this is a show to jump on and see these bands in intimate venues before it's too late!

Tickets are £12 plus booking fee

Doors at 7:30

Venue is 18+

Venue is upstairs, so those with mobility issues may have difficulty getting into the venue portion of the building.