Went here for a Alternative Night on New Year's Eve, even though it was busy, service was quick and the staff were extremely friendly, would highly recommend.
Always a great time here. They are good for getting bands worth seeing.
Great local live music venue, good bar facilities and convenient.
Great pub and some great live music. If you get the chance to see The Kites go for it. Great local band.
The is not only the first time I’ve been at ‘The Junction’, but also the first time I have properly heard music from ‘The Undercover Hippy’ band. The supporting act was Alex Hart. She was a young performer, and worked well both singing and playing the guitar with some songs using an electric guitar in the background. She certainly has a good voice, but I thought the majority of her songs were too similar and didn’t feel they were unique enough on their own. I like how they moved back and forth between simultaneously between songs from new and old albums. Songs that were played included Coming to Money Money Money, Long Way Down. However, songs from their newest album ‘Truth and Fiction’ included ‘So Undercover’ and ‘Nothing to Lose’. Their older album ‘Monkey Suit’ was also played, with songs like ‘Coming to Gambia’ being their opening tune for the whole performance. I have to admit I was surprised that the lead singer decided to go on a short political rant half way through, however I believe this was more to connect with the audience. The first song was good, and other solid songs followed. That being said, I didn’t find any of the songs to be excellent. Of course, this is due to my music taste, and I don’t think they are a kind of band I would see again. What I did see though is that their fans seem to both really like their music and see them perform.
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Compton, Plymouth, PL4