Ginger Wizard & The Peter Jacksons / Sister Wives / Bloody Head

Gigs · Nottingham

Ginger Wizard & The Peter Jacksons / Sister Wives / Bloody Head

Wednesday 9 December 2026 · Doors 19:30

Mist Rolling Inn, Nottingham

About this event

Ginger Wizard & The Peter Jacksons / Sister Wives / Bloody Head is on Wednesday 9 December 2026 at Mist Rolling Inn, Nottingham, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

Ginger Wizard The Ginger Wizard and his Peter Jacksons embark on their debut UK tour in support of their upcoming album entitled ‘The House of His Spirit Crumbles‘ coming out on Crypt of the Wizard https://gingerwizard.bandcamp.com/music Sister Wives Switching between the Welsh and English language, Sheffield's Sister Wives play a brand of psychedelic rock that’s intense, hypnotic, and often unnerving https://sisterwivesmusic.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-set Bloody Head Nottingham's very own whistling whirlwind of chaos https://bloodyhead.bandcamp.com/

Line-up

Ginger Wizard & The Peter Jacksons2 dates Sister Wives Bloody Head

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