after a couple of years of heavy uk/eu touring & notable festival appearances at truck, 2000 trees, down the rabbit hole, sniester, left of the dial, rebellion, the great escape & many more, snake eyes have been busy crafting their debut album: ‘cash rich’ - set for release via alcopop! & grand hotel van cleef on jan 30th 2026.
music declares emergency ambassadors, greenpeace supporters, regular collaborators of music venue trust and long standing vegans: jim heffy (vocals/guitar) and thomas coe-booker (drums/vocals) want to show that you can have a good time while making a positive impact.
backed by everyone from radio 1 and radio 6 to radio x and clash magazine to fred perry, the TRUST. Artists represented duo have been smashing their biggest shows to date this year (including tours with dune rats, you me at six, dinosaur pile up) while simultaneously firing out new music from their upcoming debut. written entirely by the band, self produced and with self made artwork and music videos, ‘cash rich’ is a flowing body of work that pushes the vibes you've previously heard from the band in every direction.
“they’ve got a cool 90’s slacker vibe which i really love” - amy lamé, bbc radio 6
"combining wonderfully anthemic grunge energy with sticky melodies to create cracking modern british rock" - rock sound
"blurring the edges between noise rock and more straight-forwardly melodic indie rock" - clash
“there’s a simplicity to what they do - making snotty, scrappy punk with big fat riffs – but theirs is a case where simple is effective” - kerrang!
the live show is as heart felt as it is chaotic, giving 110% while making sure to channel love, kindness, compassion and a sense of community at every opportunity.
snake eyes x clash magazine: guide to eco friendly touring:
https://www.clashmusic.com/features/snake-eyes-guide-to-eco-friendly-touring/
“their songs of peace, love and unity backed by a diy punk aesthetic hits hard. they strike the balance of calling for change in the world without preaching; this is a rare thing in the modern world of over pontificating at concerts.” - at the barrier
“snake eyes rabble-rouse in the most charming and polite way imaginable. the drummer’s palestine football shirt displays support without risking arrest, while their songs cajole us rather than bludgeoning us around our heads. but if this all sounds rather serious, these guys are an awful lot of fun, with singer/guitarist jim and drummer/vocalist thomas managing to fill the stage with their energy and taking it in turn to get up close and personal in the crowd.” - louder than war
in short, snake eyes are a couple of modern day eco warriors ready to give it the beans at a venue or festival near you, with plenty in the books for the rest of 2025 and well into 2026. check it.
Snake Eyes (Brighton grit-pop diy power duo) live @ Club Pave
08 November 2026 20:00
клуб Паве
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after a couple of years of heavy uk/eu touring & notable festival appearances at truck, 2000 trees, down the rabbit hole, sniester, left of the dial, rebellion, the great escape & many more, snake eyes have been busy crafting their debut album: ‘cash rich’ - set for release via alcopop! & grand hotel van cleef on jan 30th 2026.
music declares emergency ambassadors, greenpeace supporters, regular collaborators of music venue trust and long standing vegans: jim heffy (vocals/guitar) and thomas coe-booker (drums/vocals) want to show that you can have a good time while making a positive impact.
backed by everyone from radio 1 and radio 6 to radio x and clash magazine to fred perry, the TRUST. Artists represented duo have been smashing their biggest shows to date this year (including tours with dune rats, you me at six, dinosaur pile up) while simultaneously firing out new music from their upcoming debut. written entirely by the band, self produced and with self made artwork and music videos, ‘cash rich’ is a flowing body of work that pushes the vibes you've previously heard from the band in every direction.
“they’ve got a cool 90’s slacker vibe which i really love” - amy lamé, bbc radio 6
"combining wonderfully anthemic grunge energy with sticky melodies to create cracking modern british rock" - rock sound
"blurring the edges between noise rock and more straight-forwardly melodic indie rock" - clash
“there’s a simplicity to what they do - making snotty, scrappy punk with big fat riffs – but theirs is a case where simple is effective” - kerrang!
the live show is as heart felt as it is chaotic, giving 110% while making sure to channel love, kindness, compassion and a sense of community at every opportunity.
snake eyes x clash magazine: guide to eco friendly touring:
https://www.clashmusic.com/features/snake-eyes-guide-to-eco-friendly-touring/
“their songs of peace, love and unity backed by a diy punk aesthetic hits hard. they strike the balance of calling for change in the world without preaching; this is a rare thing in the modern world of over pontificating at concerts.” - at the barrier
“snake eyes rabble-rouse in the most charming and polite way imaginable. the drummer’s palestine football shirt displays support without risking arrest, while their songs cajole us rather than bludgeoning us around our heads. but if this all sounds rather serious, these guys are an awful lot of fun, with singer/guitarist jim and drummer/vocalist thomas managing to fill the stage with their energy and taking it in turn to get up close and personal in the crowd.” - louder than war
in short, snake eyes are a couple of modern day eco warriors ready to give it the beans at a venue or festival near you, with plenty in the books for the rest of 2025 and well into 2026. check it.
after a couple of years of heavy uk/eu touring & notable festival appearances at truck, 2000 trees, down the rabbit hole, sniester, left of the dial, rebellion, the great escape & many more, snake eyes have been busy crafting their debut album: ‘cash rich’ - set for release via alcopop! & grand hotel van cleef on jan 30th 2026.
music declares emergency ambassadors, greenpeace supporters, regular collaborators of music venue trust and long standing vegans: jim heffy (vocals/guitar) and thomas coe-booker (drums/vocals) want to show that you can have a good time while making a positive impact.
backed by everyone from radio 1 and radio 6 to radio x and clash magazine to fred perry, the TRUST. Artists represented duo have been smashing their biggest shows to date this year (including tours with dune rats, you me at six, dinosaur pile up) while simultaneously firing out new music from their upcoming debut. written entirely by the band, self produced and with self made artwork and music videos, ‘cash rich’ is a flowing body of work that pushes the vibes you've previously heard from the band in every direction.
“they’ve got a cool 90’s slacker vibe which i really love” - amy lamé, bbc radio 6
"combining wonderfully anthemic grunge energy with sticky melodies to create cracking modern british rock" - rock sound
"blurring the edges between noise rock and more straight-forwardly melodic indie rock" - clash
“there’s a simplicity to what they do - making snotty, scrappy punk with big fat riffs – but theirs is a case where simple is effective” - kerrang!
the live show is as heart felt as it is chaotic, giving 110% while making sure to channel love, kindness, compassion and a sense of community at every opportunity.
snake eyes x clash magazine: guide to eco friendly touring:
https://www.clashmusic.com/features/snake-eyes-guide-to-eco-friendly-touring/
“their songs of peace, love and unity backed by a diy punk aesthetic hits hard. they strike the balance of calling for change in the world without preaching; this is a rare thing in the modern world of over pontificating at concerts.” - at the barrier
“snake eyes rabble-rouse in the most charming and polite way imaginable. the drummer’s palestine football shirt displays support without risking arrest, while their songs cajole us rather than bludgeoning us around our heads. but if this all sounds rather serious, these guys are an awful lot of fun, with singer/guitarist jim and drummer/vocalist thomas managing to fill the stage with their energy and taking it in turn to get up close and personal in the crowd.” - louder than war
in short, snake eyes are a couple of modern day eco warriors ready to give it the beans at a venue or festival near you, with plenty in the books for the rest of 2025 and well into 2026. check it.