Span Arts are proud to welcome the return of the ‘eight-headed ska hip-hop dub monster’ Babyhead. Next Friday, March 25, they’ll deliver a wealth of new material with support from local bands, Baked Goods and The Chalk Outlines, to the Queen’s Hall, Narberth - marking their fourth performance here in Narberth!

Born out of love for Jamaican sound clash, forged through a do-it-yourself punk-rock ethic and delivered with a raw hip hop swagger, the unstoppable Babyhead sound is drawn from all quarters of the musical universe, in true Bristol fashion.

The band has been at the forefront of the UK movement in genre-mashing bands for over 20 years. Their unbelievable mix of ska, hip hop, reggae and rock making them firm festival favourites and nominees for best ‘Feel Good Act’ at the UK Festival Awards.

The Babyhead boys are set to release their fourth studio album this spring, which sees the band return to the big sound of the their infamous live shows; these guys have always been able to rock any crowd!

Stage Invasion - hitting the scene in March 2016 - has been two years in the making. It features incredible collaborations with Dr. Syntax (The Mouse Outfit), Bubber Loui (Aspects) and John Hendicott (Joe Driscoll, Chipmunk).

This group have also been a live phenomenon in clubs and on the festival circuit for more than a decade, rocking stages from Glastonbury to Fabric. They’ve scored onstage collaborations from Ozomatli, Rodney P, Alice Russell and a rogue three-legged one-eyed dog!

In support of Babyhead and opening the show at the Queen’s Hall, will be West Wales mash-up The Chalk Outlines - a brass-fuelled, 18-legged riot of a ska band.

Featuring members and ex-members of cult West Wales bands The Rude em Outs, Beneath the Reef and The Dapper Cadavers, this band have been whipping audiences into a frenzy with their stomping, live shows for some time now.

Also supporting are local college band Baked Goods, who will electrify the audience with a set influenced by funk, ska, blues, jazz, hip-hop, and R&B - this is genre-mashing at its best!

Tickets are cheaper in advance. Available now from spanarts.org.uk or call 01834 869 323.