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SHUCK brings indie rock vibes to The Smokehouse this weekend

The Smokehouse is set to welcome SHUCK, a pop rock event celebrating both new music and classic indie covers on Saturday, 1 March.

Why it matters: The event promises to deliver an energetic night of music that pays homage to "poppy rocky indie heroes" while also showcasing fresh sounds.

Shuck at The Smokehouse in Ipswich
Shuck at The Smokehouse in Ipswich(Brighten the Corners)

The details: SHUCK invites attendees to "fill the floor, move your feet and shout with glee" at The Smokehouse on South Street in Ipswich.

  • The event runs from 19:30 to 23:00, with doors opening at 19:30

  • Tickets cost £7 in advance online and £9 on the door

  • The Smoekhouse is located at 6 South Street, Ipswich, IP1 3NU

Get your tickets in advance: The £2 saving for advance ticket purchases represents a 22% discount compared to buying at the door.

What they're saying: "If the body don't move the mind don't groove, so come prepared to show us what you've got," organisers say.

The bottom line: SHUCK offers Ipswich music lovers a Saturday night of indie-inspired pop rock in one of the town's established music venues, with organisers encouraging active participation from the audience.

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