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Sunday 16th May, Supercar Sunday, Top Gear Track, Dunsfold Aerodrome, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8TB
Car fan and Deccas drummer Tony wangled us a place on this years bill at this large car event.
Last year over 4,000 people attended with 700 rides from 100 or so supercars.
This year they have been given the go ahead to drive for longer which means more rides and more action all day long.
Live bands including a secret special guest(The Deccas??) helicopter rides (subject to Dunsfold approval) kids rides (including Roary the racing car) car club displays, fun fair, bouncy castles, two massive marquees to shelter from the sun, great food, loads of stands and stalls to keep you occupied, fire engine demonstrations, double decker bus rides.
£20 standard supercar rides (2 high speed passenger laps)
Entrance will be £7 per car with monies being raised for The Children’s Trust.

Friday 21st May, Garage and Retro Night, Command House, Dock Road, Chatham
We team up with our old buddies Mr Bridger for a raucous night of garage, power pop and mod revival sounds in the basement bar.
Entry is only £3 so kick your weekend off in true Medway fashion!!

Friday 28th May, International Pop Overthrow, The Cavern Pub, Matthew Street, Liverpool
Following our successful appearances at last year’s event we’ve managed to land ourselves a couple of slots on this year’s too.
The first of which will be at 4pm in the Cavern Pub (opp Cavern Club)
If you’ve never heard of this event before, please check out www.internationalpopoverthrow.com

Saturday 29th May, International Pop Overthrow, The Cavern Club (front stage), Matthew Street, Liverpool
Our second performance of the weekend, this time at 1pm in the depths of the legendary Cavern Club, on their arch roofed front stage reminiscent of the original stage from the 60’s Merseybeat heyday.
We’ll be heading up a three pronged attack from the Medway delta as, according to the schedule, Theatre Royal and Len Price 3 follow us. Hurrah!!
Entry is free to all venues!!

And then we have a breather! Nothing planned for June so far but we’ll be in touch later in the month.
Keep in touch with us via facebook etc and we hope to see you soon.
If you’ve not got a copy of our album yet, go to our website and click on the banner at the top of the page and follow the links to the paypal page.

Take care folks!!!
Wes, Phil, Dave and Tony

The Deccas
www.thedeccas.co.uk
info@thedeccas.co.uk

Thursday 23^rd April, Tap n Tin, Railway St, Chatham, Kent, England

Suburban Kings present St Georges Day Celebrations with 10 bands over two floors.

Bands confirmed so far include The Deccas, Infa Red, The Lovedays, Needs Must, Ben Jones and Tyrannosaurus Alan so you can be sure of something to keep your feet shuffling.

£5 or 6 on the door with plenty of drinks promotions.

Good evening Deccas fans!!
It’s only late January and already our schedule is getting busy with nine gigs in the bag up to July.
Our first gig of the year(and first gig in two months)was Saturday gone where we headlined the regular Mod revival night “In The City” at the Fiddler’s Elbow in Camden. The organizers and crowds were well happy with our set and I’m sure we’ll be back there again.
So with a few days between to recover we’re back up town again for our next couple of appearances and February looks like this:

Tuesday 3rd at the Hope and Anchor, Upper St, Islington. A Bugbear promotions night we’ll be supporting The Bovine Wives with Ian M Hale and Clarity Peak. This is our first appearance for the Bugbear team so we’re hoping for a decent crowd to ensure a return slot. This is a legendary venue too where acts such as Madness and U2 cut their teeth. Four bands, £6 OTD

Tuesday 17th at the Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel Road, E1. No firm details arranged for this one yet but you can be sure this quality venue pulls no punches when it comes to putting on nights of live music.

Wednesday 18th at The Barge, Layfield Rd, Gillingham. Possibly feeling a little fuzzy after the previous nights gig, we’ll be mellowing it out for you by doing our entire set(and possibly a cover or two) acoustically. Grab an ale and pull up a pew and let us do the rest. A young lad by the name of Luke Jackson will be setting the mood first. Free entry too for the thrifty among you.

And into March:
Friday 6th at The Command House, Dock Road, Chatham. We’ve played here plenty of times so we know you’ll love it too. The Deccas headline with support from our good friends The Semantics and DirectionS