Saints Bar

Monday night Mad Dogs

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we return to the late 90s. This half decade saw the high point of the pop punk phenomena featuring bands like Blink 182 who were not averse to running around naked in their videos and then acting shocked after acquiring lots of gay fans. As usual all requests from the era are welcome and Tom will be serving the drinks

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we head back to the early 90s when Britpop sensations Blur first found their feet on the musical stage. But don't worry, we'll be playing some Kylie too. As usual all requests from the era are welcome and Tom will be serving the drinks

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we head back to the years 1979 to 84, otherwise known as the golden age of the New Romantics with bands such as Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet and Visage heading to the top of the charts on both sides of the Atlantic. No one could rock the bass quite like Martin Kemp. As usual you are welcome to make requests from the era. Tom will once again be serving the drinks

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we head back to the first half of the 00s, which, barman Tom reliably tells me, was the trashiest half decade of music ever, which makes him like it all the more. As usual you are welcome to make requests from the era. Tom will be serving the drinks

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we head back to the second half of the 90s, which began with the zenith of Britpop and ended with Destiny's Child, TLC and the Backstreet Boys dominating the charts. As usual you are welcome to make requests from the era. Tom will be serving the drinks

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we head back to the early 90s when the fabulous Basildon boys Depeche Mode enjoyed a spectacular revival with songs such as Enjoy the Silence and Personal Jesus. We'll be playing a few Mode songs tonight. As usual you are welcome to make requests from the era.

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we go all the way back to 1985-89 which started off pretty well until Dire Straits and Stock, Aitken and Waterman trashed the charts. We'll be concentrating on the good bits. As usual you are welcome to make requests from the period

For tonight's Retro Music Monday we go all the way back to 1979-84 which saw the rise of Britain's first openly gay band, Bronski Beat. There were of course plenty of singers still hiding in the shadows, although in the case of the two Georges (Boy and Michael), not that convincingly. As ever we are open to requests from the period

And tonight’s bartender is… Tom