Ode to a toad band

YAY thank you @jarreduphq and everyone who came along for such fun guys this was so fun!! We had the best time ever😸 Got a few more things coming up so keep your eyes peeled like a banana!

❤️TONIGHT❤️ Get down to the Washy for some tasty western desert-y psychedelia from Manc group Georgian🌀 Support from the wonderful Late Night Florists and Ode to a Toad! FREE ENTRY! Music from 8pm. Andy Smith stepping in on post-show DJ duties as @asides.bsides has an Exposed award to win with his boozer🤞

Thanks guys we had so much fun at factory floor with @soundsforsudan !!!!! Catch us next Thursday 14th at the washy!

🌻NEW SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT🌻 GEORGIAN + Late Night Florists & Ode To A Toad 14/05/26 The Washington FREE ENTRY We’re thrilled to be bringing dreamy Manchester 5-piece Georgian back to Sheffield for their debut Jarred Up headline show, after a wonderful performance at our festival last year! Georgian are Georgia McKiernan (vocals, acoustic guitar), James Poole, James Polglase (both lead and rhythm guitar, BVs), Connor Alder (drums), and Harry George (bass). Together they wrangle ‘60s pop, country, folk, shoegaze, and further-flung traditional styles into tales navigating harsh emotional environments. “We don’t fit into any single genre because of the way we write together. Individually, we have such different musical tastes,” they say. “So, what goes in, is what comes out!” Hanging out in the sun by day, drinking by the firepit at night, with only barn cats, sheep, mosquitoes dazzled by holistic insect repellent, and the vinyl serenade of Velvet Underground, Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra for company, the tracks of debut EP Crackled Grounds were laid down with producer Arno Stols at Magenta Studio - the back room of a small farmhouse turned-recording space. Taking a leaf from Brian Jonestown Massacre’s melodic revivalism, Georgian began emulating the warm, unsettling, mysterious 60s-70s production of artists to which they had become accustomed. “I was trying to capture the essence of Neil Young through pushing the amp to breaking point and using a ’62 Harmony Meteor,” tells James, “but the recordings have elements of modernity whilst keeping the nostalgic sound of our influences.” Free tix available via our website!

Woooo some pics from first gig ever last Thursday! Had such a great time playing alongside @commandogirlfriend @c10c.live and @pettysessionsband !🔥🔥🔥 Hopefully more coming soon hopefully yay