Funk-rock band Late Night Legacy are set to headline a charity gig at the Solway Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust on Saturday 11th August.

The Leeds-based band are headed by Egremont native Ryan Kitto. With a high-energy rock sound reminiscent of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the band have won fans and plaudits alike after plays from BBC Introducing, BBC Radio Leeds and Absolute Radio among others.

This week also saw the release of Late Night Legacy’s latest single, “Songbird”, which comes complete with a video which reflects the effects excessive social media use has on our society. You can watch the video below:

Late Night Legacy are also set to feature at this year’s Kendal Calling festival, on the Yam Riot stage on Sunday 28th August, in a bill which is made up of a veritable smorgasbord of Cumbrian talent.

For more information about the Teenage Cancer Trust charity event, which also features Whitehaven-based indie rockers Springfield, acoustic songsmith Gavin McKew, Ben Rowlands and Georgia Bell, visit the Facebook event poster here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155277922151513

Tickets for the Teenage Cancer Trust gig cost £10, and are available online or direct from the venue.