Stone Age Robots: 3 piece Indie/rock Covers Band local band based in hucknall
Pony - Guitar/ Lead vocals
Ste - Bass/ Vocals
Rik - Drums/ Vocals
covers of - Arctic monkeys, The killers, Kaiserchiefs, the beatles, green day, the kinks, franz ferdinand, the hives, muse and many more
Stone Age Robots at The Harrier in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
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