The Good Water

Gigs · London

The Good Water

Sunday 1 November 2026 · Doors 19:30

Dublin Castle, London

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The Good Water is on Sunday 1 November 2026 at Dublin Castle, London, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £8.80, including the booking fee.

The Good Water - Rather nifty prog tinged psychedelic 3 piece from Brum. Heady swirly stuff and banging heavy shit both performed with aplomb. Sunmachine - Dynamic and atmospheric hard rock from Cambridge. Although their first live show was only in February 2023, their explosive shows are drawing crowds who are pulled in by Sunmachine’s mix of fast-paced bangers and emotive ballads. The energy they produce on stage is nothing short of electric! The Arboretum - two-piece band playing original material that is based around an alternative/industrial rock type vibe, signed to Luminol Recs. Dark, deviant stuff. Jaded Jester - alt-rock/numetal band based in Southend on Sea. Bluesy tinge to the fiery female lead vocal. Good crunch to the music. Talented chaps and chapess. DJ Sammi Starr til 2am

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