We hope you enjoy our first clip for “See You Someday”. We are launching our debut EP “It’s Time” this Friday night, 4/8/23 at the Marrickville Bowling Club. Come along, every ticket includes a copy of our CD. https://tinyurl.com/itstimelaunch
Live
Wanted To [Live 8/4/2023]
Review: Night of power and pop recalls the best of times
The I-94 Bar’s Ed Garland casts an eye over our gig with the fabulous Mick Medew & The On and Ons.
What have we been doing?
We’ve been a bit busy, playing with Flowers for Jayne @ the famous Town & Country Hotel, as well as with Mick Medew and The Mesmerisers and The On and Ons @ Marrickville Bowlo. We have been in the studio with Richard Ball working on songs for our debut EP to be released soon, and getting ready to shoot a clip… Looking forward to sharing it with you soon.
Unfiltered & Undiscovered with pocketwatch
Pocketwatch spent time with Braggy & Curly on the Unfiltered & Undiscovered podcast recently. You can catch it all here.
Marrickville Bowlo – November 2022
Next gig – Saturday 24th September
Sydney’s youngest, emerging rock and rollers on Saturday, September 24 returning with another four-band bill at Marrickville Bowling Club celebrating pocketwatch’s 50th birthday! We grabbed some of the coolest young bands in town and are ready to celebrate.
The line-up of pocketwatch, Euterpe, Polly and False Alvrm has been specially curated to prove that rock and roll lives on through the next generation. Tickets here: https://bit.ly/bowlo2409
Kids Are Gonna Start It Up
Courtesy of the I-94 Bar, a light will shine on Sydney’s youngest, emerging rock and roll cohort on Friday, July 29 with a four-band bill at Marrickville Bowling Club going under the banner “The Kids Are Gonna Start It Up”.
The gig’s title comes from a lyric from Radio Birdman’s anthem “New Race” but nobody’s going to be looking backwards when the line-up of Pockewatch, At Arm’s Length, Nervous Wrecks and Polly appears. Continue reading
Live review 11/3/22 – Marrickville
Angus was born to rock. He’s the band leader, guitarist and songwriter. With Jamie on bass and Sam on drums, the ‘Watch is playing only its second show.
There’s a clue to the band’s sound in their name being derived from the name of a post-Nirvana demo by Dave Grohl. It’s grungey guitar rock with melody and abundant energy. The lads also bring plenty of support and there’s even a bit of moshing in the Bowlo’s pit.
Watch The ‘Watch. They’re already monstrous players. And even more remarkably, the rhythm section members are only aged 15…
Full review courtesy of the I-94 Bar: https://www.i94bar.com/gigs/sonic-garage-live