Celebrating the release of the debut Unsung National Heroes album (available here), recorded at our gaff, we’re promoting a night at one of Sheffield’s best live venues. It’s also a blinding pub with great ales.

Pip Mountjoy

Starting the evening off is singer/songwriter Pip Mountjoy.  A 17 year old hailing from Richmond, North Yorkshire this girl can sing!  Currently part of the BBC Introducing campaign we recommend you take this opportunity to witness something special.

sieben

Next off we will showcase the mighty sieben. Matt Howden appears on the Unsung National Heroes album and is a well known friend with Cowling Wolf. His latest album “No Less Than All” has just been released and we love his work. If you have never witnessed a live sieben show then we can only but recommend – it’s breathtaking. Taking it to another level!

Unsung National Heroes

Tonight’s closing act are a very special, new favourite. 2011 saw the birth, realisation and recording of this band – a testament to all involved. Featuring great crafted songs, played eloquently and with vigour, this band are set to rock 2012. Their debut album was recorded at Club60 and we feel this is going to be one hell of show. Don’t miss it! You can buy the album here.

The Greystones, Sheffield S11 7BS.
Wednesday 29 February 2012.
Doors 7:30pm and it’s £5 tickets/£6 on the door.
Tickets available from cotton@club60music.co.uk… and worth every penny.

‘The launch of Club60‘s singles club felt like a double celebration: the re-opening of Shakespeare‘s and the launch of a local label that pursues the creation of music through analogue media.’

Read their review of the Club60 Singles Club launch night here.

‘The city that now shows how its heart pounds and rises its voice is Sheffield, and its statement comes stringed with four hearts better known as The Don Genes, oblONG, Black Cat White Cat and Michael Eden, and the word that touched my mind after listening to this mini compilation is: Freedom.’

Read their review of Club60 Singles Club No.1 here.

‘Today I met the good people involved with Club60 Studio’s imminent launch of their Singles Club. No it isn’t twinned with ‘Le Chambre’ a few miles down the road, this singles club is focused on music of the highest order.’

Pick up your copy of Counterfeit Magazine from venues & shops across the city.

“Club 60 know how to throw a party. The Club 60 DJs warmed up the night with an eclectic mix of songs sandwiched between snippets of radio show interviews. The two stage set up gave the night an intimate festival vibe.”

Read the full report more here

“The best night I’ve had above ground in Sheffield in a long long time!” Sara J. Sanderson
“The best £10 I’ve spent in 2011.” Richard Bryant

If you weren’t there, you missed a treat but it was all about the bands on this release and future releases, and the single’s available now in our online shop

“A growing number of boutique releases are reviving the cult of the 7”, and the latest to join the scene are Sheffield recording studio Club60 who are launching the first of their Club 60 Singles Club series of specialist vinyl.”

The full review of the single can be read here

‘In an effort to revive the idea of a quality music product , Club60 Singles Club brings you a series of limited edition, double 7″vinyl singles. With record sales at an all time low Club60 has taken time to craft a product that is simply about enjoying and promoting good music. Bringing you an eclectic quality record.’

There post can be seen here.

“We recently reached our 5000th distribution agreement and have the pleasure of assigning it to Sheffield-based Club60 Records, a newly established label located in the city’s legendary beat venue, Club 60.”

We’re delighted they’re hosting the digital downloads. It means you can pre-order the digital download at the bargain price of £2.49 with an extra Black Cat White Cat track thrown in for free! Release date: Monday 5 September 2011.

Read their article on us here

“‘Fridge is a real dancefloor single – it’s something to move to and I really hope we get some radio play. I’d like to hear how people respond to our music when they’re not at a gig.’”

You can read the full Telegraph article here

“After a few years of effort, Club 60 is now releasing a series of singles, starting with two 7″ vinyls. The aim of the label is to put some Sheffield acts on the limelight… That’s all well and good. So was the gig organised to give a little taste of what the musicians featured in these upcoming singles have up their sleeves.”

Have a look at the blog here