A VERY FIERCE CHRISTMAS RETURNS

Mr Fierce is proud to present a very special series of live performances this Christmas – featuring the talented folks who work in the music stores the street’s known for.  

Each night kicks off from 630pm, you can book a table via thirteenldn.com

ROUGH TRADE - Tuesday 3rd December, from 630pm
New to Denmark Street at No. 24 - Rough Trade are an independent purveyors of great music, since 1976. They first opened in 1976, west London, on the doorstep of punk. 44 years later, Rough Trade are still celebrating the most exciting new music. Their very own Indi Li - born and raised in London and Brit School attendee, Indi's is a true product of her environment, absorbing all her surroundings and taking inspiration from the likes of her childhood musical heroes Mariah Carey and India Arie, she’s worked with working with some of the UK’s finest writer/ producers including Fred Cox (Paloma Faith, Tori Kelly), Louis Mattrs (James Vickery, Mahalia), Ryan Ashley (Flo, H.E.R), Jake Tench (Victor Ray, Debbie) and Maths Times Joy (Nao, Sinead Harnett).

DAWSONS - Mon 9th December, from 630pm
Newer to Denmark Street and located at No. 23 - Dawsons, is more than just a retailer. A literal house of music and belonging, they support and champion musicians at every step of their journey. Founded in 1898, Dawsons is one of the UK’s leading multi-brand musical instrument and lifestyle retailer and distributor. Dawsons have come a long way, and remain as passionate and committed to excellence as they were on day one.

SIXTY SIXTY SOUNDS & HANK'S GUITAR SHOP - Mon 16th December, from 630pm
Aside from looking the part, these folks from No. 25 and No. 26 Denmark Street can play; and a simple visit to their shops or Instagram handles, without making them blush, illustrates that they play like the legends played. Where blues and soul and rocknroll come together courtesy of The Fine Cuts line up featuring Chris Harding, Nick Harding, Sam Simmonds, Steve Sherwood & George Love. Set across two sets of good time rocknroll from bands you love, satisfaction is guaranteed.

REGENT SOUNDS - Tues 17th December, from 630pm
Located at No. 4 Denmark Street where the team believe that buying a guitar here on Denmark Street is more than simply buying an instrument, it’s a culture, a way of doing things and perhaps more than anything it’s a respect for the time where, instrument in hand, musicians would walk down the street, trade songs, record in the studio, have a coffee at La Giaconda, jam with legends and then play on stage at 12 Bar. Performing live and named after the seminal Little Feat tune, the official Regent Sounds covers duo - Truck Stop Girls will play everything from tasteful 60s and 70s folk/country rock to tasteful 60 and 70s folk/country rock. 

NO.TOM GUITARS - Weds 18th December, from 630pm
The team here at No. 6 Denmark street have probably forgotten more about the street than most people will ever learn. Spend some time with him at the shop and at some stage you’re going to buy something, whether you play or not. Drenched in culture from across the ages, we popped in and nearly left with a Fender Nocaster, which has a backstory in and of itself. Pulling together what they call 'songs in the key of vitamin D' this live set will blend genres. Marc Hayward is a London based singer and guitarist, who's currently appearing onstage with Black Sabbath - The Ballet.

TBA WUNJO GUITARS from 630pm
At No. 5 Denmark Street its wall to wall guitars line every square foot, from acoustic to electric and the odd multi-neck. Wunjo's passion comes from the culture and the craftsmanship of the instruments. A visit to his stores usually means you’ll happen upon key names in the business and a great deal of history that engages and enthrals in equal measures.

TBA ROSE MORRIS from 630pm
A stalwart here on Denmark Street, located at No. 8 Denmark Street - the folks here at Rose Morris have been doing what they love for nearly a century. Join us as they come together for a live set in Thirteen.