Reasonably loud and suitably energetic, Morton Betts put a fresh spin on music that sits somewhere between rock, punk, and generally alternative.
Lancaster-born dynamic duo Jack Taylor and Niall Graham founded the band, brought to life on stage through the addition of crashing, high-octane drums from Liam Santon and driving, funk-fuelled basslines from Joe Lewis.
This has helped to create a unique sound fuelled by an amalgamation of post-punk, rock ‘n’ roll and progressive inspirations. The sort of fellas you’d write home about.
Support comes from Shoehorn.
Ramsbottom’s Shoehorn play high energy indie rock, with interesting sets featuring their own original songs plus a few smash-hit covers. Winners of both the Manchester and the Bury Battle of the Band competitions in 2024.
Related events
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- Sun 13 Dec 4:00 PM + more times
Open Mic @ The Met
Join us in our newly refurbished event space on the second Sunday of every month for an informal afternoon of live music and spoken word performance.
- Sat 9 Oct 2027 7:30 PM
Genesis Songbook
Genesis Songbook are the ultimate celebration of Phil Collins-era Genesis. Join them for a fortieth anniversary performance of Genesis’ 1987 Invisible Touch Tour show.
- Sat 31 Jul 2027 7:45 PM
The Beautiful Mancs: A tribute to The Beautiful South, The Housemartins & Paul Heaton
From the jangly righteousness of The Housemartins through The Beautiful South's bittersweet pop to Heaton's work with Jacqui Abbott, The Beautiful Mancs pay tribute to one of British music's most distinctive voices.