Gappy Tooth Industries

Gappy Tooth Industries Gappy Tooth Industries put on gigs once per month in Oxford and they're really really good. If you want to know anything else at all, do get in touch. Boo.
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Gappy Tooth Industries has been Oxford's most eclectic live music promoter since May 2002. Presumably we will be in the future as well, but we wouldn't like to make unsubstantiated claims, it would be immoral. We put on a monthly gig, usually on the last Saturday of the month, and always at The Wheatsheaf, High St, Oxford, which is a lovely dirty little venue. If you'd like to know more, go to www

.gappytooth.com for the lowdown...or, even better, come to one of our gigs. If you'd like to be considered to play a gig, please get in contact through the little box on our website...or, even better, send us a CD...or, even better, come to one of gigs and give us a CD...or, even better, come to one of gigs and give us a CD and some sweets and a car. Oh, and don't go to www.facebook.com/gappy.tooth.1, there's nobody there to administrate that page, because Facebook fluffed up the migration from our old personal profile and it's in cyber-limbo now.

07/12/2024

Congratulations to Oxford's improvisor Pat Thomas, because not only does his quartet [Ahmed] get The Wire's album of the year award, he also has a solo disc in the top 20.

He was in the original line-up of Non-Stop Tango, and IIRC they were the very first act to grace the Gappy stage when we moved from The Zodiac to The Wheatsheaf.

Common Ground Cafe have been wonderful to us since The Port closed, they're helpful, positive-minded and open to any sor...
05/12/2024

Common Ground Cafe have been wonderful to us since The Port closed, they're helpful, positive-minded and open to any sort of music (plus plenty of other cultural activity). If you are in town and can spare 5 minutes please join us in visiting this exhibition and expressing the importance of CG to Oxford, in terms of art, community, and a decent espresso, and encourage the university to accommodate the future of the venue in this plan.

Short notice but there are plans to completely redevelop Wellington Square - currently home to Common Ground, who have been a welcoming home to live music in recent times after the closure of so many local venues.

There are community information open sessions on Friday and Saturday this week (see poster below). The more people who can register their interest and show opposition to what will be the loss of yet another venue for yet more student accommodation the better.

Don't let them take another venue from us.

Please share this as widely as possible. Thanks.

Blimey Charlie, we just added the 2,999th demo to our database! Do you want to be number 3000? Or do you not care abou...
04/12/2024

Blimey Charlie, we just added the 2,999th demo to our database! Do you want to be number 3000? Or do you not care about that meaningless statistic but want to come and perform for us in 2025? This seems more likely, on the balance.

If so, whisk on over the www.gappytooth.com to se what we're about, and drop us a line with links and stuff via the contact box.

NB We don't know what the compilation in the image sounds like, but it looks as though it might be pretty good.

30/11/2024

Last night's gig was a cracker, thanks to everyone who came along, and to Antonia, The Borough, and Santa Carla Band for three truly excellent sets.

It's only 2 weeks until we see you again at In A Different Place 2024: Pecq, Flights Of Helios, Emma Hunter and lots more

22/11/2024

The latest Nightshift Magazine is out (in digital format at least) and it contains the now traditional Top Songs Of The Year results. Big congratulations to GTI alumni in that roster:

Pet Twin
The Bobo
Emma Hunter
Kanadia
Mila Todd
OctaviaFreud & The Weird Sisters
Self Help
The Deadbeat Apostles
The Kokroachez
Tiger Mendoza feat Helen Pearson Music (that one's a double!)
GIGSY
Silent Weapon
Killer kowalski
BarrelHaus
Wilderness States

And a bonus wave to these acts, who've never played a GTI night, but who are going to be featured in the awesome In A Different Place 2024: Pecq, Flights Of Helios, Emma Hunter and lots more:

SubTheory
Pecq
Sinews
Lord Bug

Read the whole damned list - in fact, read the whole damned mag - at www.nightsh*tftmag.co.uk

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Gappy Tooth Industries has been Oxford's most eclectic live music promoter since May 2002. Presumably we will be in the future as well, but we wouldn't like to make unsubstantiated claims, it would be immoral. We put on a monthly gig, usually on the last Saturday of the month, and always at The Wheatsheaf, High St, Oxford, which is a lovely dirty little venue. If you'd like to know more, go to www.gappytooth.com for the lowdown...or, even better, come to one of our gigs. If you'd like to be considered to play a gig, please get in contact through the little box on our website...or, even better, send us a CD...or, even better, come to one of gigs and give us a CD...or, even better, come to one of gigs and give us a CD and some sweets and a bag of cash. If you want to know anything else at all, do get in touch.