Modern Psych Double Header ft HELICON & MAN OF MOON + support from Thee Love Fuzz

Event information

Two renowned North East independent promoters come together for a rare night of heavyweight modern psych on one stage.

In association, Big Figure Promotions and Lost in the Woods present: Helicon + Man of Moon at The Georgian Theatre.

On Saturday 21st March 2026, The Georgian Theatre will become a home for heavy drones, sitars, swirling electronics and the raw, hand-built spirit that defines contemporary psych.

HELICON
www.heliconglasgow.com

Helicon bring their powerful blend of neo-psych-rock, sitars, electronica, ambient soundscapes and irresistible grooves. Formed in East Kilbride by brothers JP and Gary Hughes, the band channel 60s counter-culture and global influences into a distinctive, immersive sound. Signed to Fuzz Club and praised by BBC Radio 6 Music, Helicon have collaborated with Tony Doogan (Mogwai), Will Carruthers (Spacemen 3, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Spiritualized, Dead Skeletons), Mark Gardener (Ride) and LA producer Al Lover. Their live sets are swirling, hypnotic, and loud.

MAN OF MOON
www.manofmoon.net

Man of Moon, one of Scotland’s most intense live duos, bring a different kind of force. Their sound synthesises drones, dynamic shifts, industrial textures and atmospheric depth - a distillation of influences ranging from Mogwai and Radiohead to Tool, Nine Inch Nails and Pink Floyd. Their performances are intentional, explosive, and completely their own.

Local support from THEE LOVE FUZZ

Opening the night are Teesside’s own THEE LOVE FUZZ. With members drawn from across Billingham, Middlesbrough and Hartlepool, the band channel garage-psych swirl, motorik pulse and raw DIY intent into something immersive and uncompromising.

A new project rising from the embers of former collectives, their sound blends garage-psych swirl, motorik pulse and raw DIY energy. Expect drones, fuzzed-out organs and something that feels both ritualistic and urgent.

This will be their first appearance at The Georgian Theatre and debut public show, after a SOLD OUT Private event last month

Tickets: £13 advance / £15 on the door
Doors: 7.00pm – 11.30pm / 14+ Event