James Barnes (bass and vocals for Mono) has organised the gig. He said: "I contacted Chicago Rock Cafe in Stourbridge to ask whether they would let us use their venue to play our new material, and they agreed.
 | | Fallen |
"I began to think at this point that if we had a high profile venue like Chicago Rock we should use it to raise some money for worthy charities instead of pocketing the money for ourselves." Mono are playing for Bliss, "It's an important charity that funds research into helping premature or very sick babies. My girlfriend told me about it - she's a neonatal nurse at Russells Hall Hospital." said James. The gig will start around 7.30pm. Tickets cost £3.00 and can be purchased beforehand - or on the door. All ticket sales go to charity. Email: mono.james@blueyonder.co.uk for more information. The bands
 | | Mono |
Mono have gigged around the UK. James: "We play a rocky indie style kind of music, we like to get people jumping around and enjoying themselves". According to their website, Fallen are "a hard rock band from Dudley. They bring together an explosive mix of hard driving rock, melodic guitar work, rock solid bass and powerful drums to create a sound which is truly their own."
 | | Someone Else's Problem |
Someone Else's Problem are a young band from Stourbridge - all aged between 11 and 16 years. Their live performances include fundraising gigs for Children in Need and BBC Music Live in Stourbridge Town Centre. The venue Venue address: Chicago Rock Cafe, High Street, Stourbridge DY8 1EQ. | 
