GIGS THIS WEEK - Fri 10th BRIDGE ON WOOL, WADEBRIDGE

Sat 11th - BETTLE AND CHISEL, DELABOLE

BOOK THE BARRACOODAS VIA THIS WEBSITE!! (See Contact Info)

OCT, NOV AND DEC GIGS LISTED

LIST OF 2009 VENUES BOOKED on 'more' page

NEWS HEADLINES:

OUR LAST-EVER GIG AT THE GLOBE, EXETER

BARRACOODAS SAY A FOND FAREWELL TO RICHARD

NEARLY 4,000 VISITORS TO THIS SITE£ LAST MONTH

BARRACOODAS WEBSITE OFFLINE AT END OF JANUARY

BASS PLAYER WATERS JOINS THE BARRACOODAS!!

(not Roger though!)

DOWNLOADS OUR MP3s ON LEMONROCK!!!

(see 'MUSIC' page)

UPDATED BAND BIOGS NOW WITH EXTRA LIES (see 'ABOUT' page)

WELLY WINS GUITAR POLL!!

LONG-AWAITED WELLY T-SHIRT NOW AVAILABLE

For the stories behind the headlines click on the MORE pages

THIS MONTH WE ARE PLAYING IN:

WADEBRIDGE

DELABOLE

EXETER (2)

ST IVES

DAWLISH

(For details go to the calendar page).

Anyway, on with the bullshit:

ORIGINS OF THE BAND:

A long time ago in a galaxy far away, five social misfits with no friends decided to form a beat music combo, mainly to show off, impress girls, and maybe even talk to one occasionally, although to be honest it still doesn't happen much.

This was the birth of the band that was to become The Barracoodas - originally a rock 'n' roll band because it was easy to play while drunk and without rehearsal, with the only drawback being that it was crap. As time went by they learnt to play another chord, stopped wobbling their knees, and started to play music people under 60 actually liked, over time and after various line-up changes (see below), they became the awesomely talented, sexually magnetic band they are now.

This website is supposed to give you admission into the wonderful world of The Barracoodas, let you know where we are playing and con you into thinking we're really good and aren't in it just for the money, drugs, groupies and adulation. Also we hope it will keep you up to date with other interesting and informative stuff about the band.

BarraCoodas gone but not forgotten: These are the people who have graced the stage with the BarraCoodas in times gome by, with varying degrees of success.

Geoff Thomas 1993-95

Simon Wrench 1993-95

Dave Holmes 1995-2000

Scott Coleman 2002-2005

Richard Clarke 1993-2002 and 2005-2008