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of Skulls bassist Emma Richardson has her first solo exhibition of paintings inspired from the band’s new album ‘Sweet Sour’. The exhibition Crusin’ For A Brusin’ is only open until the 12th Feb – so get down there sharpish! You’ll find it at LondonNewcastle project space on Redchurch street and it’s free entry, so no excuses!
Fans of the band might want to check out the live gig this Wednesday 15th Feb at XOYO.
Crusin’ For A Brusin’
Until Sun 12th Feb
LondonNewcastle Project Space, 28 Redchurch Street, E2 7DP
