The Len Price 3

The Len Price 3 are a pop, rock and indie act whose sound draws on 1960s British beat groups such as the Who, the Kinks and the Beatles, combined with the faster, rawer approach of 1977 punk bands including the Ramones, the Undertones and the Clash. The band is touring in support of their latest album, Misty Medway Magick, and their music is melodic, fast-paced and loud.

At their concerts, the set draws on the new record and on earlier songs from the band's LP3 catalogue, so both recent material and older numbers form part of the performance. Mani of the Stone Roses has praised the band, suggesting that Oasis would sound like Kajagoogoo beside them. David Fricke, editor-in-chief of Rolling Stone, has argued that rock and roll needs no rescuing, pointing to the Len Price 3 as proof.

The support act is the Humdrum Express, long-standing travelling companions and friends of the band. Hyde Park Book Club hosts concerts and shows in Leeds, and this gig is part of the band's current touring.