Rough Mix, formed around 1984, has announced a show at The Fulford Arms on Saturday November 25, with support from The Pop-Up Monsters.
The group was originally created by Lowfield School friends Al Goodwin on guitar and vocals, Mark ‘Olly’ Holman on bass and Tony Myers on drums. The trio first met at the school in 1974.
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