Club With No Name (…or should that be Club With No Fixed Abode!) has a busy weekend lined up for Peterborough gig-goers.

On Friday (2nd October) they host their regular first Friday of the month gig at The Lime Tree in Paston Lane, where they’ll be bringing two of the hottest acts to emerge from Brighton in recent years.

Opal Mag are a dream pop / fuzz rock act harnessing influences from the likes of The Sundays, Mazzy Star and even Smashing Pumpkins. They’ll be joined by fellow Brighton atmospheric shoegaze band, Winter Gardens, who are no strangers to CWNN, having played earlier this year as part of the Independent Venues week in January.

Popular with the post-punk crowd, their sound moves fluidly between shimmering atmospherics and propulsive rhythm led intensity, balancing moments of introspection with bursts of sheer raw energy.

See Brighton's Opal Mag at the Lime Tree on Friday

placeholder image — See Brighton's Opal Mag at the Lime Tree on Friday

Support for the evening will come from South Lincolnshire's best kept secret, the Deeping-based Birdwatching, currently baffling audiences with their truly unique blend of …Alt folk and mid-western emo riffs.

Doors open at 7.30pm and you can purchase advance tickets online or pay on the door.

Then on Saturday (3rd) CWNN relocate once more to the city centre, when they host the Club Brat ‘We Be The Lord’ EP launch party at The Met Lounge in Bridge Street.

Peterborough (as well as Bristol and London) based band, Club Brat, are actually one of the UK’s most talked about upcoming acts, with radio play on Radio X and BBC 6 Music. They are currently tearing up stages across the UK and in Europe, and the band’s second EP will be released this Friday via Venn Records (the label responsible for Bob Vylan and Split Dogs!)

The future is looking very bright indeed for these guys so catch them locally while you can.

Support on Saturday comes from their Leeds-based mates CltSpit and Peterborough’s other young upstarts Idle Hive.

Doors open at 7pm. Advance tickets are available from www.buytickets.at/clubwithnoname

And, if you have tickets for the Club Brat gig on Saturday, these will also allow in to the Opal Mag gig on the Friday too! But don’t tell everyone… It’s a secret little bonus!