She Keeps Bees

Predominantly a members’ bar (membership is currently free reducing the exclusivity somewhat) find yourself here on the right night and you can also enjoy live music film screenings and a barbeque.

Lexington London on March 9, 2010

The pub ticks all the boxes for a great venue but lacks atmosphere I expected more from this slice of London.

They’ve stayed largely under the radar until now, but that’s not to say they aren’t worthy of the acclaim they’ve been receiving.

Dig On was, and is, a great album but for some reason it was just a record that after listening to a lot, I just stopped.

If I learned anything from seeing She Keeps Bees at The Satellite this past Saturday, it’s this: they know how to rock. The band has come a long way from their home-recorded, self-released records, and it shows. I loved their first two albums, Minisink Hotel (2006) and Nests (2008), but I was blown away this

We aren’t the only ones pinching ourselves tonight as a reminders that we are not in the hot, fast environment of the US, but are in fact in east London, where the unfathomably fascinating take-us-as-we-are duo She Keeps Bees have packed out Cargo on one of the warmest evenings of the year so far.