The society that brings together rock and metal fans and the music they love.
Our weekly club night (fortnightly out of term), Tuesdays at The Fountain Inn. If you are interested in DJing, contact the WUS officer. (No experience necessary for first slot.)
Pub meets
Weekly on a Thursday, hailed as “rocksoc on tour” — a random pub each time. Committee meetings are held fortnightly just before the pub meets (in the pub, of course).
Gigs
Once a term. If you are a band looking for a slot then contact the events officer.
Listings of all rock, metal, and alternative events in Cambridge. If you are organising such an event then contact the webmaster to have it added.
11th June 2013: 21:30–03:00 — The Fountain
| Slot | DJ | Info |
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| 21:30–22:30 | To Be Announced | |
| 22:30–00:00 | To Be Announced | |
| 00:00–01:30 | To Be Announced | |
| 01:30–03:00 | To Be Announced |
Pubmeets will continue every Thursday through the holidays.
Wake Up Screaming will return next term.
Rocksoc is now on Twitter, so please follow us!
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23rd May 2013 20:00 Rocksoc pub meet
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This week, come along to the 40th Cambridge Beer Festival on Jesus Green! Sample the finest ales, beers & ciders in Cambridge! £4 entry (free for CAMRA members) (read more...) |
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1st June 2013 20:00 The Calling at The Q-Club Organised by Louise and Sarah
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Get ready for the June Calling! £4 entry, or £3 concessions (Rocksoc/Student cards). (read more...) |
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1st June 2013 20:00 King Kool + Angel Underground + Keith's Shed |
Genre: Rock / garage / punk Tickets: £5 on door Big A presents : Intoxicating, raunchy, garage-punk scuzz rock from the mighty King Kool. Born from the burning wreckage of Tribe of Dan. Smell the engine oil, feel the grin, and rock out to this two-man powerhouse. Their fourth album is due later this year. http://www.kingkool.co.uk/ Plus+ The cathartic and powerful, punk-tinged rock of Angel Underground. www.facebook.com/aurockband Plus+ Keith's Shed. “Punkish loonies ... highly entertaining ... full of Buzzcocks-style songs with loads of humour” (Cambridge Evening News) (read more...) |
