Jack Roberts

We are pleased to announce Jack will be performing on two other Tip Top Recordings showcases.

Friday 16th September see's Jack joining RTP and Blue on Blue to celebrate the home leg of Jack's Heart Attack Single party @ Heebie Jeebies, Seel Street, Liverpool. The night will start from 7.30pm with a local band also tbc - the best news is that it will be free entry so expect a lively one!

The following night Saturday 17th September see's the showcase visit Manchester's Night and Day Venue, Oldham St, Manchester. Ticket's are available now for this on the link below
https://secure.ticketline.co.uk/tickets/13261425/tip-top-label-showcase-...

Info on Tip Top's other rising stars:

ROYAL TREATMENT PLANT - www.myspace.com/royaltreat​mentplant Royal Treatment Plant premieres their upcoming second album ‘Halfway To The Sun’ - follow-up to acclaimed avant-rock debut 'Hope is Not Enough'. The classically trained London-based five-piece, led by Australian singer/guitarist Paula Steel, shone at In The City, Camden Crawl and on bills with Marina & The Diamonds, Micachu, Young Knives & Los Camposinos! before signing to Universal for Australia in 2009 and now Tip Top.

The new record beautifully showcases RTP’s intricate songwriting and special musicianship. In 2011 RTP performed at SXSW, has the title track to Channel 4's On Track and charted heavily at Amazing Radio before being chosen as their Artist of the Week.

BLUE ON BLUE - www.myspace.com/blueonblue​pop Releasing their feverishly awaited debut four-track EP on Tip Top this Autumn London duo Blue On Blue has already supported the Charlatans on their recent UK Tour, as Tim Burgess’ favorite new band, and grabbed the attention of fans and critics with stripped down ethereal shoe-gaze and novel mind-bending beats. Dee Sada (An Experiment On A Bird In The Air Pump) and Billy Trivial bring dreamy daytime darkness and wide-eyed odes to all night parties.

THE BRITISH PUBLIC - www.myspace.com/thebritish​public Slacker rock is back with a heavy dose of satire; endless irresistible hooks; words that catch fast in your head; and walls of heavy grunge-fuelled guitars. One of Cambridge’s most promising new bands, with fans including Stephen Adams (Broken Family Band), the group is a celebration of British peculiarity in all its guises through the medium of perfect, quirky rock. Following the success of debut singles Breasts/Bears and Bloodsports which drew heavy support from Itunes and radio’s new music gurus Steve Lamacq, Gideon Coe, Maconie & Radcliffe, John Hillcock (BBC 6 Music), John Kennedy (XFM), this is BP’s first London show in anticipation of their upcoming debut album.