The OK Social Club
The OK Social Club-Raff, Chris, Gordy and Jordan - played their first gig t… Read Full Bio ↴The OK Social Club-Raff, Chris, Gordy and Jordan - played their first gig together in summer 2011 at PJ Molloys in Dunfermline. They spent the rest of the year gigging around the UK.
The following year they released three singles 'The Shape of Things to Come', 'The Late 90's' and 'Gezellig' on indie label Platform Records.The singles each featured on various TV and Radio shows including: MTV Rocks, The Sunday Brunch playlist on Channel 4, Hollyoaks, New Girl trailer on E4 and Sky Sports Soccer AM as well as being 'record of the month' on BBC's The Janice Forsyth Show and Steve Lamacq's 'Rebel Playlist' winner on BBC Radio 6.
The OK Social Club rounded off 2012 playing their biggest gig to date at Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party alongside The Maccabees, The View, Reverend and The Makers and Headliners Simple Minds.
In February 2013 they released their highly anticipated debut album 'Nothing inCommon'. The following month they won BEST LIVE ACT at The Scottish Alternative MUSIC AWARDS where they performed live that night, closing the show. They spent 2013 gigging around the UK and also made their European debut playing shows in Italy. They also headlined King Tuts in Glasgow and played at various festivals in Scotland including Wickerman and goNorth where they played new songs for the first time.
In late 2013, The OK Social Club began recording demos and playing songs expected to appear on theirsecond record. A stand alone single 'Threads' was released in March 2014.
The OK Social Club's second record, 'Baby Eat Your Heart Out' was set for release on June 1st 2015, preceded by lead single 'Walkie Talkie' on May 4th.
The OK Social Club:
Raff Eragona - Vocals, Guitars
Chris Finn - Guitars, Backing Vocals
Gordy Burn - Bass
Jordan Harvey - Drums
http://www.facebook.com/theoksocialclubofficial
http://www.theoksocialclub.com
www.platformrecords.co.uk +44 (0) 7941 815 059
The following year they released three singles 'The Shape of Things to Come', 'The Late 90's' and 'Gezellig' on indie label Platform Records.The singles each featured on various TV and Radio shows including: MTV Rocks, The Sunday Brunch playlist on Channel 4, Hollyoaks, New Girl trailer on E4 and Sky Sports Soccer AM as well as being 'record of the month' on BBC's The Janice Forsyth Show and Steve Lamacq's 'Rebel Playlist' winner on BBC Radio 6.
The OK Social Club rounded off 2012 playing their biggest gig to date at Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party alongside The Maccabees, The View, Reverend and The Makers and Headliners Simple Minds.
In February 2013 they released their highly anticipated debut album 'Nothing inCommon'. The following month they won BEST LIVE ACT at The Scottish Alternative MUSIC AWARDS where they performed live that night, closing the show. They spent 2013 gigging around the UK and also made their European debut playing shows in Italy. They also headlined King Tuts in Glasgow and played at various festivals in Scotland including Wickerman and goNorth where they played new songs for the first time.
In late 2013, The OK Social Club began recording demos and playing songs expected to appear on theirsecond record. A stand alone single 'Threads' was released in March 2014.
The OK Social Club's second record, 'Baby Eat Your Heart Out' was set for release on June 1st 2015, preceded by lead single 'Walkie Talkie' on May 4th.
The OK Social Club:
Raff Eragona - Vocals, Guitars
Chris Finn - Guitars, Backing Vocals
Gordy Burn - Bass
Jordan Harvey - Drums
http://www.facebook.com/theoksocialclubofficial
http://www.theoksocialclub.com
www.platformrecords.co.uk +44 (0) 7941 815 059
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The Shape Of Things To Come Up talking and drinking, while all the folk that go to…
The Shape of Things to Come (Remastered) Up talking and drinking, while all the folk that go to…