A fine night was had at the Lexington last night. Our chums the Treetop Flyers celebrated their new fangled EP with a sold out show in the lovely north london boozer.

We turned up a little too late for The Epstien who opened, but I heard much positive rumblings and their myspace has some nice good ol' time boys tunes going down on it.

So, no, we rolled in late and pushed our way to the front just in time for Alessi's fantastic ode to the taken boy, Over The Hill.
She powered through her set despite a nasty looking cold (liam galagher take note.) playing such greats as The Dog and Robot. She closed with Hummingbird, a beautiful, delicate one that had the whole room captivated by it's end.

The room was buzzing (and completely rammed) by the time Treetop Flyers took the stage. Kicking off with a fine harmonius full band singsong the boys then took up their respective positions and rocked their folky repetoire to an enthralled crowd. They're playing London lots, so go see them so that you'll know all the words by the time OXBUSH rolls around.

Head over to Stayloose where you can listen to the fantastic debut EP, To Bury The Past.

Welcome

listen&follow proudly present OXBUSH, as part of the forthcoming collection of Oxjam events, but this time based in West London’s Ginglik, Shepherd's Bush, on the 2nd of November 2009.
With the delicious Alessi's Ark head lining, supported by the much talked about Treetop Flyers and the lovely electro pop stylings of Run Toto Run. And with festivities concluding with a mouth-watering set from the Oh, Inverted World DJs, we promise you an evening rife with fun, folk and electro pop, all in the name of super charity, Oxfam.

For now, you can get more information about the line up on myspace, but we promise you more information very very soon, with weekly blogs and updates about the bands, OXJAM and listen&follow, West London duo beck & dave;