Monster Mosh

Welcome to the second spooktacular (yes, I did just amalgamate spooky and spectacular into one scrumbulous word) DIGS gig – Monster Mosh!

For the Halloween weekend we have three, yes that’s THREE sonic bombardments to keep the demons at bay all for a meagre £6 (or 6 beakers of ectoplasm for all you pocketless ghouls out there).

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Kickstart Kitty

Kick starting the night we have the kickass Kickstart Kitty coming on like demented banshees in a slaughterhouse. Known for their explosive sound, and as can be testified by their GINORMOUS following Kickstart Kitty are a force to be reckoned with.

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“How are you ever going to follow the bombastic Kickstart Kitty?“ I hear you ask.

Well I’ll tell you…

FOE

Coming to ply her witchraft is the suburban punkette FOE who will cast her haunting and unsettling magic around your heart and drag you away with her through the depths of her ravaged soul. Smashing the pretty façade of media hyped talentless Barbies, the fearless FOE will strip down your defenses and leave your true self laid bare.

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The Dogbones

To bring the night to a shattering conclusion we have the scuzzy raucousness of The Dogbones! Although not defined by the bands they used to play in it is most definitely worth mentioning here that they are a mix of ex-Queenadrena and ex-Daisy Chainsaw (two of Jack’s more gothic white noise laden acts of our youth which, I must admit, frightened the hell out of me!)

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NB – I would most sincerely like to apologise for Ryan’s pathetic attempts at fitting in every halloween related comparison he could think of, which were neither funny nor scary and also for his quite baffling attempts at word creation.
These acts of pun warfare are neither condoned nor enjoyed by the rest of the DIGS team!

Directions

St Paul’s Hall is conveniently situated in central Colwyn Bay, and easily accessible by car, bus or train.

By Car:

• From Chester and the east: Exit the A55 at Junction 22, signposted Old Colwyn, turn left at the bottom of the slip road. At the roundabout take the fourth exit towards the town centre. St Paul’s Church is on the left, the Hall is immediately behind the church up Rhiw Road, which is the road on your left immediately before the church.
• From Bangor and the west: Leave the A55 at Junction 20. At the traffic lights at the top of the slip road turn right, and follow the main road into the town centre. St Paul’s will be on your right, with Rhiw Road immediately afterwards.
• Car Parking: There is a council run public car park off Douglas Road, which is the road before Rhiw Road coming from the east, and next road on the right if coming from the west.

By Bus: Arriva services 12, 13, 14, 15, 23 and 27 all stop within a few yards of the Church Gates on Abergele Road, and the main line train station is only two or three minutes walk away through the town centre.

By Train:
Mondays to Saturdays:

• Arriva Trains Wales operates an alternate hourly service between Holyhead and Birmingham International or Cardiff Central via Shrewsbury. A few early morning/late evening trains start/finish at Crewe rather than Birmingham or Cardiff.
• Arriva Trains Wales also operates an hourly stopping service between Llandudno and Manchester Piccadilly. All of these services call at Abergele & Pensarn and Shotton.
• Virgin Trains operates a number of services from Holyhead and Bangor to London Euston (seven each way Mon-Fri, five on Saturdays and three on Sundays).
• On Sundays there is an hourly service each way, westbound to Holyhead and eastbound to Crewe plus the aforementioned three through trains to London.

By Foot: From Colwyn Bay train station:

1. Head west on Victoria Ave/B5113 toward Station Rd Continue to follow B5113 – 151 ft
2. Slight left onto Station Rd – 0.1 mi
3. Turn left onto Abergele Rd/A547 – 489 ft
4. Turn right onto Rhiw Rd – 259 ft
5. Turn right onto St Paul’s Close
6. COME IN!