Enterlude are delighted to present Miles Hunt & Erica Nockalls of Indie giants The Wonder Stuff performing a very special acoustic set live in Rugby at the great performance space of Macready Theatre Caught in the shadow the historic Rugby School.
Performing all of your favourite Stuffies singles, B-Sides, album tracks, solo tunes and more from an amazing music career spanning 33 years. Grab your mates, relive your youth and join Miles & Erica as they bring a little bit of Stourbridge indie rock to this fantastic seated venue in the heart of the town.

Since 2006, Miles Hunt and Erica Nockalls have toured the UK, Europe and the USA. performing acoustic shows including tracks from their own albums in addition to Wonder Stuff material and the occasional cover version. All interspersed with Miles’ trademark inter-song banter and insight into the background behind some of the tracks being performed.

To date they have released two studio albums alongside one live album.

Prior to this, Miles has performed as a solo artist as well as alongside former Wonder Stuff guitarist Malcolm Treece and also as The Miles Hunt Club (with Andres Karu, Michael Ferentino and Stuart Quinnell) and Vent 414 (Pete Howard, Morgan Nichols).

Enterlude are bringing John Power to Rugby this October accompanied by Jay Lewis (The La’s) .They have acquired a reputation over the last few years for putting on a barn storming acoustic show, featuring lots of favourites from both Cast and his successful solo career that has seen him record 3 albums.
Having first made his mark on the UK pop scene in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s with renowned Liverpudlian quartet The La’s, Power left the group to form a new group called Cast. The timing of band’s emergence was perfect, chiming with the mid-1990s rise of Britpop and, with guitar-based kindred spirits such as Oasis and Blur dominating the charts, Cast’s first two LPs, All Change (released in 1995 and reputedly Polydor’s biggest-selling debut album) and ‘97’s Mother Nature Calls both sold over 1,000,000 copies.
After Cast split in 2001, Polydor put an offer on the table for John Power to record as a solo artist, but at the time he’d had enough of the whole music business and felt he had to get out. Power finally released his solo debut, the first of the three full-length albums, in June 2003.

Enterlude & Custard Comedy bring you the very festive Laugh It Up ( Christmas) 'light' the last night of stand up comedy of the year live at Inside The 22 , Rugby featuring Three of the top UK comedians of the moment!!
Lou Conran
Tom Taylor
Scott Bennett

Chris Helme first rose to prominence as the front man of John Squire’s post-Stone Roses band ‘The Seahorses’ with the anthemic Britpop classics 'Love Is The Law' and 'Blinded By The Sun'. Chris is now working on his second solo album. Chris was a firm favourite at this summer's 3 indie icons gig Inside The 22 in Rugby alongside Mark Morriss (The Bluetones) and Nigel Clark (Dodgy) and so we just had to get him back for a gig in his own right. Chris is also a huge part of the Starshaped and Shiiine weekenders and we are very pleased to have him back in town once again.