
The Lockup | Season 1
Action · Music
Overview
A series of 3 episodes showcasing alternative bands including: Equinox, Scandinavian Fruit and Bellache. Directed by Sid Forbes.
Top Cast
Elijah Mackenzie
Elijah Mackenzie
Vocalist/Guitarist - Equinox
Elijah Mackenzie
Vocalist/Guitarist - Equinox
Tom Barnes
Tom Barnes
Bassist - Equinox
Tom Barnes
Bassist - Equinox
Tom Plimley
Tom Plimley
Drummer - Equinox
Tom Plimley
Drummer - Equinox
Tom Plimley
Tom Plimley
Drummer - Scandinavian Fruit
Tom Plimley
Drummer - Scandinavian Fruit
Theseas Taktikos
Theseas Taktikos
Rhythm Guitarist - Scandinavian Fruit
Theseas Taktikos
Rhythm Guitarist - Scandinavian Fruit
Erin Malazogu
Erin Malazogu
Lead Guitarist - Scandinavian Fruit
Erin Malazogu
Lead Guitarist - Scandinavian Fruit
Marly Myers
Marly Myers
Bassist - Scandinavian Fruit
Marly Myers
Bassist - Scandinavian Fruit
Mya Shaw
Mya Shaw
Vocalist - Bellyache
Mya Shaw
Vocalist - Bellyache
Simi Saggar
Simi Saggar
Guitarist - Bellyache
Simi Saggar
Guitarist - Bellyache
Madison Wilson
Madison Wilson
Bassist - Bellyache
Madison Wilson
Bassist - Bellyache
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