One look at Heavens Basement, and you know exactly what's in store – toe curdling riffs and stadium-sized anthems.

Although relatively new, various members of the band were involved with a band called The Hurricane Party a couple of years ago.

Singer Richie Hevanz said: "We are each individually inspired by a wealth of different influences, but as a collective we find inspiration from such great bands as Led Zep, Rolling Stones, Alice In Chains, The Cult and The Sex Pistols."

Promoter Steve Jason said: "Heavens Basement opened up for Bon Jovi in front of 50,000 people at The City of Manchester Stadium just over a year ago – not a bad achievement for a band that was unsigned at the time.

"Anybody who is into bands such as AC/DC, Guns N' Roses and Aerosmith should really make the effort to check this band out – they will not be disappointed."

After tonight's date, the band head out on tour with UK rock legends Thunder.

Opening up the show are Peterborough-based band The Brink and a new band to the Met Lounge, Metal Medicine – who supported Skid Row when they played in Peterborough last year.

Doors open at 8.30pm. Entry costs £6.