The Sugarfoot Stomp

Flyer designs by Nerys James ..The Sugarfoot Stomp opened its newborn eyes to the world in September 2004.From this date until February 2006, DJs Doris, Daisy, Deloros, Delphi, Dorothy and Dakota ran a monthly night at Birmingham's Sunflower Lounge.They have now relocated to the decadent residence that is the Bulls Head in Moseley. The Sugarfoot ladies, as they have done in the past, come out for one night a month on Thursdays to get away from their culinary and embroidery duties and to have a good old shindig.Past ventures include:March 2005 7 inch cinema at the Rainbow. Film night with local filmmakers showcasing their talents as well as more well known films and music. The ladies provided musical interludes alongside film projections such as Buzby Berkely films. http://www.7inch.org.uk/May/June 2005 Feature on fused magazine website: http://www.fusedmagazine.com/November 2005 Feature in Dazed and Confused magazine for an ‘Around these parts' feature on Birmingham life. http://www.confused.co.uk/November 2005 DJed with Klub Catusi and Silver Dollar at The Rainbow, Digbeth, Birmingham http://www.therainbowpub.com/January 2006 Flatpack Festival for 7 inch cinema, opening night at The Rainbow, Digbeth http://www.7inch.org.uk/Flatpack/February and March 2006 DJed with Klub Catusi and Silver Dollar at The Rainbow pub, Digbeth, Birmingham.March 2006 39 Steps: Celebration of the centenary of the late actress Madeleine Carroll who was a local to the town of West Bromwich and the star of this Hitchcock film. The gals provided the music before and after a special commemorative screening of this film at West Bromwich Town Hall. This event was organised and arranged by 7inch cinema in collaboration with The Public. http://www.madeleinecarroll.comTown Hall, High St, West Bromwich B70 8DT [email protected] 2006 Vicars Tea Party, DJs Dakota and Doris ripped it up at The Secret Garden party warm up in London's Notting Hill alongside exciting Thomas Edison film clips and other acts, not to mention cakes galore!May 2006 The Supper Club. The ladies had a jolly old time at London's Supper Club in Piccadilly Circus' China Whites nightclub. ht tp://www.thesupperclublondon.comJune 2006 The grand first night of Sugarfoot at The Bulls Head, Moseley, Birmingham. A new monthly slot and place called home for the ladies. The Bulls Head, 23 St. Marys Row, Moseley, Birmingham, West Midlands, B13 8HW. 0121 449 0586July 22nd 2006 Supersonic Festival. Birmingham live music and events purveyors Capsule were the organisers of this festival which took place at The Custard Factory in Birmingham. The ladies got their kicks in the Dance Factory space with chums 7inch cinema providing a less hectic film cafe for the quieter, more ambient moments of the night. http://www.capsule.org.uk/Coming_Up/139/60.aspx http://www.capsule.org.uk/Supersonic/August 18th-20th 2006Secret Garden Party Festival The gals played an afternoon set on the Pagoda Stage involving much Pimms and lemonade induced merriment!September 2006 Artsfest- Fletchers Walk Post-War party. Djing in a 1960s subway with post-war tunes highlighting the architectural changes to Birmingham City Centre. In April 2007, Doris packed her old kit bag and left to bedazzle herself on the bright lights of London town. As well as remaining at The Bulls Head we are now doing things all over the country such as The Burlesque Domestic Appliances Gorefest in Bristol. We are open to new and exciting offers!www.downatthesugarfootstomp.com/