Douglas and Gordon Weekend Guide: Putney & Southfields

Happy Friday, everyone! Use our handy Douglas and Gordon weekend guide to plan what to do this weekend.

Odeon Putney

Don’t miss the ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’, premiering in cinemas today. The film is a true story of hedonistic and corrupt Wall Street stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who loses his job at a well-established firm and is forced to work his way up from the bottom selling penny stocks at a firm in Long Island. Blessed with the gift of the gab, Jordan decides to open his own firm, Stratton Oakmont, with salesman Donnie Azoff. The business goes from strength to strength, attracting the attention of tenacious FBI Agent Patrick Denham, who resolves to bring down Jordan and his booze-and-coke fuelled inner circle.

Total Stone Roses/Oaysis

Catch the Total Stone Roses and Oaysis at the Half Moon tonight (17th January) at 8pm. The Total Stone Roses play a set of all of the best Roses material including ‘She Bangs The Drums’, ‘Fools Gold’, ‘Waterfall, ‘I Wanna Be Adored’ and ‘Love Spreads’. Oaysis are a full 5 piece band and play all the Oasis hits, note for note. They have the look, the sound and most of all the ability to make any venue rock to the sounds of one of the most influential bands in history. Tickets cost £12.00.

John Otway & The Big Band

Playing this Saturday the 18th January at the Half Moon, “John Otway & The Big Band” is definitely worth checking out. The rock guitarist is joined by Richard Holgarth on lead guitar, Seymour on bass guitar, Murray Torkildsen on guitar and Adam Batterbee on drums, and the “Eight Sounds Rapid” a four piece outfit from Southend-on-sea. Their music is very contemporary sounding, tough, gutsy, and passionate and belongs firmly in the moment. Doors open at 8pm, Tickets cost £12.00.

Noel Mccalla and Jim Mullen

Lead vocalist Noel Mccalla, a British soul & rock music icon, and Jim Mullen, one of the top Jazz guitar maestros of our time, take the stage this Sunday the 19th January at the Half Moon. Spend your night listening to the best of Jazz, funk and rock. Doors open at 8pm. Tickets from £10.00.