hello all

21st of december manchester

we have really big gig coming up down in manchester. at a place called the 'Jabez Clegg' they hold movie premiers here. we are organising 2 coaches to pick people up from barrow, dalton, ulverston, grange, kendal and lancaster. its all dependant on how many people order tickets before hand, their is only one coach reserved and one is definate so order now to make sure you've got one

their will be six bands playing with us headlining and then we will be going out around manchester, and because their is such a big group of people going, we will possibily be able to get VIP passes into most major clubs

all this for only £6

for tickets drop us an e-mail to our myspace and we will get back to ya

coach times are:

Barrow 6.30pm - town hall

Dalton 6.45pm - train station

Ulverston 7.15pm - train station

Grange 8.00pm - train station

Kendal 8.30pm - bus station

Lancaster 9.00pmISH - town hall (could be late could be early but not by much though if all goes to plan)

cheers guys

THEY may still be in their teens but Kendal College band Nothin Less has been creating a big stir on the local music scene.

Nothin Less have been together for less than six months but already they're being tipped for the top with their unusual take on pop.

Mixing countless style into their music metal, hip-hop, soul, pop, punk and goth could have been more of a dog's dinner than a crowd winner but the recipe seems to have worked for Nothin less..

The band are: Craig Harrison, guitar; Jessica Samuels, lead vocals; Jason Samuels, bass; Elliot Perin, lead vocals; Matthew Harris, rapper; and Jake Newton, drums.

After leaving school with only a handful of GCSEs between them, Nothin Less have found themselves propelled from bottom of the class to star pupils following a gig at The Park in Kendal earlier this year.

"It's really weird," said guitarist Craig of the new-found attention. "At school we didn't do very well and didn't get much attention. Now, suddenly, everyone is talking about us."

On the back of their Park performance, the band has played Warrington University and received airplay on local radio.

"When we played at the Park the band before us were really good I was scared out of my wits and was dreading going on," added Craig. "But when we came on people were fighting their way to the front I've never had so many compliments in my life."

For now, the band are preparing to play at The Brewery, Kendal, on June 16 as part of a college gig and another Warrington uni- versity gig in the pipeline.

Rich Satterthwaite, the music performance lecturer at Kendal College, said: "We're expecting pretty big things from them.

They have got what it takes to make it."

The Nothin Less two-track demo Take It Or Leave It will be available at their gigs.

we r all tryin to get ourselves exposed and wanting to have gigs in cumbria and outside places like lancaster and manchester and many more . It would be a great  pleasure if anyone would offer us a chance to give us the oppertunity to perform and entertain many 'peeps' all over the uk!!! nuff luv folks NL xxx