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Browse the list of past gigs and post a review about the bands you have seen!! (only available on shows, venues and artists that have created a Related Post).
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A Spoonful Of Poison
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Tour: Open Mic |
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31/05/10
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A Spoonful Of Poison in
London, EC1V 9NQ |
The Legion |
UK |
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Time: 7:00pm.
Admission: Free.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 0207 729 4441.
Address: 348 Old Street.
Venue phone: 0207 729 4441.
A Spoonful Of Poison is a joyfully chaotic and pleasantly anarchic weekly FREE open mic night hosted by Vis the Spoon. We left the Rhythm Factory in December and are now at the Legion EVERY MONDAY from 7pm – 11.30.
Entrance is absolutely FREE!!!
Upbeat live music, comedy, poetry and general misbehaviour. We ain’t pros, it ain’t for the pose and we ain’t here to navel gaze or slap backs – we’re here for fun and a little bit of deviancy. Sign up from 7pm.
New special guests every week…past (and hopefully future) guests include: KUNT AND THE GANG, BLAH BLAH BLAH, L’IL LOST LOU, ERNESTO THE NAKED POET, all your Anti-Folk heroes (Scrappy Hood, Kidd, Hawkins, JJ Crash, DCW, Pedro etc) and many more…
Intellectual interludes and back-chat by DJs Call-Centa and Lazyboy Lewis…
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Absolute Thunder
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28/05/10
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Absolute Thunder in
Birmingham |
Route 44 |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £6.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: The Inn on the Green 2 Westley Rd.
Venue phone: 0121 708 0108.
Absolute Thunder are a tribute to hugely successful British rock act Thunder, they comprise a collection of very experienced musicians with many years experience.
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After Midnight
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Tour: After Midnight 25th Anniversary Tour (see also CLASSIC CLAPTON) |
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20/06/10
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After Midnight in
Hunstanton |
Hunstanton Princess Theatre |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £9.50 – £13.50.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: 01485 532252.
Address: The Green, Hunstanton, Norfolk, PE36 5AH.
Venue phone: 01485 532252.
CLASSIC CLAPTON performed by After Midnight 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
http://www.after-midnight.freeserve.co.uk
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24/07/10
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After Midnight in
Bristol |
The Tunnels |
UK |
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Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: £10.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 0117 929 9008.
Address: Lower station Approach Road, bristol, BS1 6QF.
CLASSIC CLAPTON performed by After Midnight 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
www.after-midnight.freeserve.co.uk
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AirSpiel
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29/05/10
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AirSpiel in
London |
The Troubadour |
UK |
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Time: 10:00pm.
Admission: £7.00.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 020 7370 1434.
Address: 263 Old Brompton Road, SW5 9JA.
Venue phone: 020 7370 1434.
Off the back of their successful gig last month at the Underbelly, Airspiel return to London at the end of May to head up Earl’s Court’s Troubadour. This 3 piece indie-disco outfit hailing from Glasgow have built up a loyal following in Scotland these past four years as well as achieving countless sales from as far as Japan and Australia.
Celebrating the upcoming release of their latest single ‘The Rain’, Airspiel’s first release of 2010 sees them showcasing a distinctly dancier edge than on previous tracks. ‘The Rain’ EP consisting of other titles ‘Ghosts’ and ‘Jigsaw’ is available to buy this coming Monday, (10/5/10) accompanied by the futuristic 80’s inspired video. Airspiel offers a night of impossibly catchy hooks and upbeats to stamp their place on the Capital’s indie scene.
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Alan Barnes
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04/06/10
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Alan Barnes in
Maidenhead |
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £10 £8 conc.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01628 788997.
Address: Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 4PF.
Venue phone: 01628 788997.
Alan Barnes is an astounding multi-saxophonist whose creative dexterity knows no bounds – he is a UK Jazz Giant. In 2001 and 2006 Alan received the prestigious BBC Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year award. The gig features the melodic trumpet of Paul Jordanous.
With Peter Billington (piano)
Andy Crowdy (bass)
Clark Tracy (drums)
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Alice in Grooveland
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01/07/10
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Alice in Grooveland in
London |
The Old Nun’s Head |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £5/£3.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Box office: 02076394007.
Address: 15 Nunhead Green SE15 3QQ.
Venue phone: 02076394007.
Up and coming groove jazz unit Alice in Grooveland host an exciting new jazz night at the Old Nun’s Head in Nunhead. Between sets featuring original material from the band, there will be a jam session open to all musicians. DJ Hayden Jones will be spinning the finest jazz funk and soul to round off the evening. Late license
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Bad Town Blues
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Tour: Concerts |
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31/05/10
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Bad Town Blues in
london |
The Plough Inn. |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £0.00 free.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Address: 173 Wood st, Walthamstow e17nu.
17 Blues club.. monthly monday night blues for all.. myspace.com/17bluesclub
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Bar Baroque Wednesday OPEN MIC at The Lounge With Dave & Charlie
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19/05/10
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Bar Baroque Wednesday OPEN MIC at The Lounge With Dave & Charlie in
Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester |
Bar Baroque |
UK |
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Time: 8:30pm.
Admission: FREE.
Address: behind The Lounge, 478 Wilbraham Rd, Chorlton, Manchester M21 9AS.
Venue phone: 0161 881 9130.
OPEN MIC- PA, and digital piano, provided. Please arrive early to guarantee your slot for 2nite’s show, at 20.30.
Any kind of music welcome- it’s what you want to do. Free entry. Music from about 20.45 until late. Comfortable room, ground floor, disabled access,
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Between Two Worlds
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09/07/10
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Between Two Worlds in
Maidenhead |
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £8, £5 conc.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01628 788997.
Address: Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 4PF.
Venue phone: 01628 788997.
The ever successful young bands night returns. Featuring the best of local talent, previous acts have included Me and the Beast, Coopers Rage and The Mardies. The only place in Maidenhead to catch local bands on stage at a proper music venue!
Are you at school or college and in a band?
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Big John Carter/ Henri Herbert
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19/07/10
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Big John Carter/ Henri Herbert in
London |
Fiddlers Elbow |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £5.00.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 1 Malden Road, Kentish Town, London.
Venue phone: 02074853269.
Jump Jive & Shout
Two of the UKs best boogie woogie/blues piano men offer a treat for fans of real music from the 1930s/50s. Influences include Mead Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons and more.
Plus dj Salome Jackson spins an amazing selection of 1940s/50s Rhythm & blues, jump jive, doo wop,& blues shouters .
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19/07/10
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Big John Carter/ Henri Herbert in
London |
Fiddlers Elbow |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £5.00.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 1 Malden Road, Kentish Town, London.
Venue phone: 02074853269.
Jump Jive & Shout Present Live Big John Carter & Henri Herbert
Two of the UKs best boogie woogie/blues piano men let the boogie woogie roll 1940s/50s style. Fans of Mead Lux Lewis & Albert Ammons will love this amazing duo.
Plus Dj Salome Jackson spins pulsating 1940s/50s R & b, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie & more.
8 -12 £5.00
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BLAZING FIDDLES
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29/06/10
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BLAZING FIDDLES in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:30am.
Admission: £16.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
‘The Led Zeppelin of the folk world’ The Scotsman
‘Absolutely mindblowing’ Mike Harding BBC Radio 2
Take a group of the hottest contemporary fiddle players from the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and you’ve got the award winning Blazin’ Fiddles on your hands. In the past decade no other band has quite captured the excitement, passion and the sensitivity of Scottish music as Blazin’ Fiddles.
Having grown from a showcase tour of individual fiddlershighlighting the distinctive flavours of Highlands and Islands fiddle music, the Blazers have now been together for nine years developing a healthy world-wide following. During a performance, the audience has the opportunity to hear pieces featuring the regional styles of each fiddler followed by all hands jumping in for a wonderful explosion of music. Fiddles and bows blaze away with guitar and piano for one of the most exciting and memorable fiddle ensembles ever to take the stage. European festival appearances have included The Cambridge Folk Festival, The Sidmouth International Music Festival, Lorient, Tønder Festival, the Falun Festival and Scotland’s premier event Celtic Connections.
Recent performances have included their own project With Strings Attached debuted at Celtic Connections 05 featuring singer songwriters Eddi Reader, Justin Currie (Del Amitri) and Colin MacIntyre (Mull Historical Society). In 2005 they made a welcomed return to Cambridge Folk Festival and also played the BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall following the release of their last album ‘Magnificent Seven’ which picked up the Best Album Award at the Scots Trad Awards 2005. The band released their fourth album, Blazin’ Fiddles Live, in lead up to their 10th year anniversary in 2008. Like rare single malts, each member of Blazin’ Fiddles draws the distinct flavour of music from their part of the highlands and islands. From solo to ensemble sets, they all come together in a fiery blend that raises the roof. Fiddlers Catriona Macdonald, Bruce Macgregor, Allan Henderson, Iain Macfarlane and Aidan O’Rourke are joined by Marc Clement on guitar and Andy Thorburn on keyboard to form one of the best live acts today.
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Blues Night
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Tour: Concerts |
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15/06/10
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Blues Night in
Worcester, WR1 1DN |
Cellar Bar |
UK |
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Time: 9:30pm.
Admission: Free.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Address: Foregate Street.
Blues night at the Cellar bar, third Tuesday every month, free.
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Blues Trinity
BUDDY WHITTINGTON
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06/06/10
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BUDDY WHITTINGTON in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:30am.
Admission: £16/£14.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
Buddy Whittington (born 28 December 1956, in Fort Worth, Texas) is an American guitarist. He began playing the guitar inspired by his sister’s records of The Beatles, Rolling Stones and, in particular, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton. At the age of 14 he was already a part of the Dallas/Fort Worth music scene and playing regularly in the clubs along Jacksboro Highway. While attending high school, Buddy played in a band called “Short Change” which opened for Point Blank, a band that he would later join, replacing rhythm guitar player Kim Davis. During the early 1980s, he formed and sang with his own band “The Sidemen”. In 1991 they opened for John Mayall and when Coco Montoya left the Bluesbreakers in 1993, Mayall called him to take his place in the band. In Mayall’s band Whittington also sings occasionally and contributes to songwriting. 2008 saw the release of his first solo album and touring in Europe with his UK based band which includes Roger Cotton on organ, Pete Stroud on Bass and Darby Todd on drums. He lives in Hurst, Texas with his family.
Buddy Whittington usually plays a 1963 Stratocaster plugged into a Dr. Z amplifier. He also plays a Lentz guitar modelled partially after the Fender Telecaster, but which is a different guitar.
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06/06/10
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BUDDY WHITTINGTON in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £15.00.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
Buddy Whittington (born 28 December 1956, in Fort Worth, Texas) is an American guitarist. He began playing the guitar inspired by his sister’s records of The Beatles, Rolling Stones and, in particular, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton. At the age of 14 he was already a part of the Dallas/Fort Worth music scene and playing regularly in the clubs along Jacksboro Highway. While attending high school, Buddy played in a band called “Short Change” which opened for Point Blank, a band that he would later join, replacing rhythm guitar player Kim Davis. During the early 1980s, he formed and sang with his own band “The Sidemen”. In 1991 they opened for John Mayall and when Coco Montoya left the Bluesbreakers in 1993, Mayall called him to take his place in the band. In Mayall’s band Whittington also sings occasionally and contributes to songwriting. 2008 saw the release of his first solo album and touring in Europe with his UK based band which includes Roger Cotton on organ, Pete Stroud on Bass and Darby Todd on drums. He lives in Hurst, Texas with his family.
Buddy Whittington usually plays a 1963 Stratocaster plugged into a Dr. Z amplifier. He also plays a Lentz guitar modelled partially after the Fender Telecaster, but which is a different guitar.
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Busking Cancer Live Music Event
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Tour: Concerts |
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20/07/10
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Busking Cancer Live Music Event in
Hull |
The Ringside |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £3.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Address: Beverley Road.
This gig features various artists, to help raise money for cancer research.
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Carl’s Open Mic
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Tour: Open Mic |
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03/06/10
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Carl’s Open Mic in
London, SE1 2HG |
Ninebar |
UK |
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Time: 8:00am.
Admission: Free.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 07748447228.
Address: 146 Tanner Street .
Venue phone: 02073945554.
An OPEN MIC with a difference in this acoustically excellent bar. I go to open mic nights as a cheap way of hearing live music. I invite four acts down who I have heard and like. I ask them to bring someone who they like down with them and I put ads up or talk to strangers with instruments to come down. I guarantee myself four acts that I know Im going to like and I hope that five will come down who will surprise me.
What I think is good is the guarantee of a certain quality and a few surprises for everyone. I hope this works out really well for the audience and the performers. The new, who may be beginners, will definitely be given support from the musicians and singers Ive invited. They are all fine people. Everyone will get to hear GREAT, FREE, LIVE MUSIC every Thursday.
My mate Pete, who runs the laptop repair place next door says The thing is, if you dont like one, youll like another. I hope youll like them all.
If youd like to be one of the FIVE contact me on 07748447228 or myspace/calmcarl. Maybe you will end up as one of the invited guests and do a longer slot, who knows? All the colours of the rainbow, all the fun of the fair.
Loadsa Carl
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Cell Block 9
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04/06/10
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Cell Block 9 in
Broadstairs Kent |
The Barnaby Rudge |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
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12/06/10
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Cell Block 9 in
Sittingbourne Kent |
Gore Court CC |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Private Show
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CHRIS JAGGERS ATCHA BAND
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05/06/10
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CHRIS JAGGERS ATCHA BAND in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:30am.
Admission: £16/£14.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
Chris Jagger’s Atcha! Band
Founded in 1994, Chris Jagger’s Atcha! are now hotter than ever and are one of very few UK bands that can handle cajun, R&B, zydeco, blues and country in an authentic and original fashion. The first CD, “Atcha” (Sequel Records) and the follow-up “Channel Fever” (Latent Talent) established Chris Jagger as a talented song-writer and singer. His songs are definitely in a different bag from brother’s Mick, but this hasn’t prevented them collaborating on various occasions. Chris is backed by a band of great musicians. Charlie Hart brings to the band feel and experience gained from his time in Ronnie Lane’s Slim Chance. Like Charlie, the fine drummer Malcolm Mortimore has been in the band from the beginning. The line up is completed by guitar prodigy Jim Mortimore and the brilliant bass player Paul Emile. Chris Jagger’s Atcha! rock any festival or club they play at. The songs are seasoned, witty and warm and the band easily fills the dance floor. Strong original material is complemented by covers ranging from Zydeco grooves to rock classics from the likes of Johnny Allen, the Meters and Chuck Berry.
www.myspace.com/chrisjaggersatcha
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05/06/10
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CHRIS JAGGERS ATCHA BAND in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:45pm.
Admission: £15.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
Founded in 1994, Chris Jagger’s Atcha! are now hotter than ever and are one of very few UK bands that can handle cajun, R&B, zydeco, blues and country in an authentic and original fashion. The first CD, “Atcha” (Sequel Records) and the follow-up “Channel Fever” (Latent Talent) established Chris Jagger as a talented song-writer and singer. His songs are definitely in a different bag from brother’s Mick, but this hasn’t prevented them collaborating on various occasions. Chris is backed by a band of great musicians. Charlie Hart brings to the band feel and experience gained from his time in Ronnie Lane’s Slim Chance. Like Charlie, the fine drummer Malcolm Mortimore has been in the band from the beginning. The line up is completed by guitar prodigy Jim Mortimore and the brilliant bass player Paul Emile. Chris Jagger’s Atcha! rock any festival or club they play at. The songs are seasoned, witty and warm and the band easily fills the dance floor. Strong original material is complemented by covers ranging from Zydeco grooves to rock classics from the likes of Johnny Allen, the Meters and Chuck Berry.
www.myspace.com/chrisjaggersatcha
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CLASSIC CLAPTON
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Tour: CLASSIC CLAPTON 25th Anniversary Tour |
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20/06/10
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CLASSIC CLAPTON in
Hunstanton |
Hunstanton Princess Theatre |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £9.50 – £13.50.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: 01485 532252.
Address: The Green, Hunstanton, Norfolk, PE36 5AH.
Venue phone: 01485 532252.
CLASSIC CLAPTON 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
http://www.classic-clapton.com
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Tour: After Midnight 25th Anniversary Tour (see also CLASSIC CLAPTON) |
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03/07/10
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CLASSIC CLAPTON in
St. Helens |
Haresfinch Social Club |
UK |
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Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: £9.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01744 609020.
Address: Haresfinch Road, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA11 9NS.
Venue phone: 01744 609020.
CLASSIC CLAPTON performed by After Midnight 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
www.after-midnight.freeserve.co.uk
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Tour: CLASSIC CLAPTON 25th Anniversary Tour |
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03/07/10
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CLASSIC CLAPTON in
St. Helens |
Haresfinch Social Club |
UK |
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Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: £9.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01744 609020.
Address: Haresfinch Road, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA11 9NS.
Venue phone: 01744 609020.
CLASSIC CLAPTON 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
www.classic-clapton.com
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24/07/10
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CLASSIC CLAPTON in
Bristol |
The Tunnels |
UK |
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Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: £10.
Box office: 0117 929 9008.
Address: Lower station Approach Road, bristol, BS1 6QF.
CLASSIC CLAPTON 25th Anniversary Tour.
Nearly 2 Hours of Classic Clapton from the world’s No1 Eric Clapton Tribute band.
www.classic-clapton.com
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Dame Emma Kirkby and Anthoney Rooley
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27/05/10
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Dame Emma Kirkby and Anthoney Rooley in
Maidenhead |
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts |
UK |
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Time: 7:45pm.
Admission: £15 £13 conc.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: 01628 788997.
Address: Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 4PF.
Venue phone: 01628 788997.
Celebrity recital: Dame Emma Kirkby (soprano) and Anthony Rooley (lute)
Mutabilitie Cantos – Songs of Time and Change
Programme includes songs and lute solos by John Blow, John Dowland, Henry and Daniel Purcell, Henry and William Lawes and Nicholas Lanier.
Internationally renowned and much-loved soprano, Dame Emma Kirkby, is joined by world-ranking lutenist Anthony Rooley. This intimate concert of sublime English music features some of the country’s most celebrated 17th century composers.
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Ekstravaganza
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23/07/10
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Ekstravaganza in
London, SE17 1LB |
Corsica Studios |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £8.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 020 7703 4760.
Address: Unit 5, Farrell Court.
Friday 23rd July
8pm till 6am
Ekstravaganza #5 – The Summer Special
Pre-party BBQ and cocktails outside from 8 pm – 11pm with:
Discossession (Japan/London) / Dubby (Japan)
Room 1 Prins Thomas / The Mole (Live) / Psychemagik / Jonny Nash
Room 2 Ivan Smagghe / Sean Johnston / Chee Shimizu
Corsica Studios, 4/5 Elephant Road, London, SE17 1B
Tel: 020 7703 4760
Web: www.corsicastudios.com
Entry is £5 on the door before 10pm then the usual £8 / £10 / £12.
Since pitching up at Corsica Studios last September, Ekstravaganza has made quite an impact on our fair city hosting some of the biggest names from the worlds of cosmic disco, leftfield house and techno, such as Lindstrom, Chateau Flight and Bjorn Torske, alongside resident DJ Prins Thomas.
Now with the sun shining down on London and the air thick with the drone of pollen drunk bumblebees, what better time is there to contemplate the hopefully long-hot summer ahead and put a big fat mark in your diary for the Ekstravaganza/Corsica Studios summer party.
For this summer special, Corsica Studios will be throwing the doors open early for early evening cocktails, BBQ and DJ sets from Japan’s Dubby and Discossession crew in the courtyard. Then as the sun sets, the fun and games indoors begin with another lineup of internationally acclaimed DJs and producers hand picked by Prins Thomas himself.
In the main room we have Ekstrvaganza regulars Psychemagik and Discossession’s Jonny Nash warming things up for one of Canada’s most acclaimed producers The Mole. With releases on labels such as Kompakt, Wagon Repair and of course Full Pupp, The Mole is sure to have the main room jumping before he hands over to Prins Thomas.
In room 2 we have more from the Discossession crew as the collective’s Chee Shimizu lines up against Hardway Brother’s Sean Johnston, a veteran of labels as diverse and brilliant as Sabres of Paradise and History Clock and Parisian Ivan Smagghe, former member of the genre defining Blackstrobe and one of the most influential DJs of the past decade.
So that’s it cocktails, BBQ, and the finest cosmic disco, techno, house and sun kissed Balearic beats London has to offer. Elephant and Castle may be lacking golden beaches and warm seas of Ibiza but come one is there anywhere you’d rather be tonight?
(the answer’s no just in case you were wondering)
At the time of writing this the sun is shining on London, the air is thick with the drone of pollen drunk bumblebees and with England out of the World Cup we can concentrate
we still have people in both the World Cup and Wimbledon. Life’s not bad, so what better time to contemplate the hopefully long-hot summer ahead and put a big fat mark in your diary for the Ekstravaganza/Corsica Studios summer party.
Discossession is a multi-faceted experimental music project consisting of 4 members: Chee, Dr Nishimura, Jonny Nash and Zecky.
Ever heard of Bobby Orr or the Rocket number 9? Neither had The Mole until he moved to Montreal from Canada’s west coast. And now he loves them. Perhaps there is something magical in the humble success of these men that inspires. Who doesn’t love a reluctant hero?
Dance music fans in Victoria and Vancouver in the 90s heard a lot of The Mole in his infancy. His mentors, believing he had a natural talent, pushed him from his DJ beginnings into music production. This natural talent was, in reality, mountains of hard work consummated in secret not unlike the rigorous discipline kung fu students undertake in those wonderful bamboo forests. For The Mole though this retreat took the form of long winters in the French and arguably the cultural capital of Canada, Montreal. Long, cold winters indeed.
It was only natural that the city’s storied disco story would fit him well. Warm people and cold nights warming blood like so much sap in spring. The Mole is often reminded of his voyageur past (as an 18th generation Canadian he is very proud of his French and English roots) when navigating the graveyards of vinyl that abound in his hometown. What could make a black crack addict feel more at home in this cold climate? I tell you what: 7 years of residency at the Laika bar and numerous appearances at the MUTEK Festival.
Enough about why The Mole has chosen to make his burrow in the storied city, let’s talk about the music. Urb magazine named him one of the ‘next 100’ in 2004. His live set at MUTEK 2004 was one of the top ten in the Village Voice Critics’ Poll 2004, followed by 2005’s collaboration with long time friend and band mate Mathew Jonson ‘Dirt Road and a Boat From Soundwave’ on Kompakt’s Speicher was received with critical acclaim. As were his releases that year on Philpot, Musique Risquée and Revolver. 2005 also saw the reunion of the Modern Deep Left Quartet on Wagon Repair, probably the greatest source of pride for the molito to date.
There is also what The Mole refers to as the ‘starchy root machine’. And with a little like that, it should spark some interest! Anyway, it is a performance in which a minimum of 5 turntables are all playing loops that are either manufactured or hand made. With this The Mole then manipulates them, in a traditional DJ sense, with some effects to bump it up (what he confesses is quite a psychedelic experience for him). And although he has, because of other projects had to put this endeavor on the back burner for a little while, he still gets questioned on when he will bring it back. ‘I’ve only ever don it in Montreal because I think the number of tables scares people and it is fairly experimental… though terribly techno as well’.
With his 2006 ‘In my song/Acadian’ being signed to a Sven Vath mix and a part time collaboration with Paddy from Cobblestone Jazz as the ‘Smokin Posties’ releasing their first remix on itiswhatitis, things were heading in the right direction for The Mole. 2007 saw further standout releases on Wagon Repair and late in the year a relocation to Europe, where he’d spent much of the summer months touring. Now 2008 heralds even greater things as The Mole releases his debut album ‘As High As The Sky’ on Wagon Repair and prepares to tour around it across the globe. Plus there’s the release of singles for Prins Thomas Ful Pupp imprint and there’s plans afoot to create a create diggers wet dream of a 7” label with fellow Canadian Koosh, code named Sticky Fingers.
In some ways all this begs the question of ‘why Bobby Orr and Rocked Richard’. In the end The Mole insists that he’s ‘just a hockey player’. Wait that’s not right! He doesn’t even play hockey. In fact, he can barely skate! But he does love music with a humble and honest gratitude that can be heard throughout his work.
SEAN JOHNSTON
Sean Johnston has been DJ’ing since his formative years in the frozen North. Acid House Veteran, Techno Survivor, Hardway Bros, Beard Scientist and Freelance Disco Consultant he has played at some of London’s landmark clubs including The Promised Land, Sabre Sonic, Club UK, Final Frontier and Disco Bloodbath.
His productions, alongside fellow Hardway Bros, Jake Davies and a mysterious South Londoner known only as Rico have graced Sabres of Paradise, Third Mind, Flashcomm and more recently Beard Science, Pointless Edits and cult Norwegian act Mungolian Jetset’s label Luna Flicks.
Sean’s DJ’ing style described by FACT Magazine as “Future Disco” is hard to pin down to one convenient genre, taking in house, disco, re-edits, techno and frankly anything else that takes his fancy. Recent gigs at East Village with Andrew Weatherall, a stellar set at Disco Bloodbath and a super freaky down-tempo set on Tim Sweeney’s Beats In Space radio show helped him secure a founding residency at Cable.
Sean is currently working on new Hardway Bros productions and his new DJ residency (alongside Andrew Weatherall) – A Love From Outer Space at intimate East London space, The Drop
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El Moreno
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17/06/10
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El Moreno in
Maidenhead |
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £10, £8 conc.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: 01628 788997.
Address: Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 4PF.
Venue phone: 01628 788997.
An evening of romantic and exciting Spanish guitar music. Featuring beautiful solo pieces by the great masters of the past, such as Granada and Leyenda by Albeniz, Memories of the Alhambra by Tarrega, the much loved Adagio theme from Rodrigo and fiery music in a flamenco style.
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Field Music
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Tour: Concerts |
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12/06/10
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Field Music in
Durham |
Van Mildert College |
UK |
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Time: 12:00pm.
Admission: FREE.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Address: Mill Hill Lane, DH1 3LH.
Venue phone: 07860869638.
FREE outdoor music festival
From 12 til 8
Bands:
Field Music
Gary Phelan
Polarsets
Black Sun
Sand River
Prodding Juliet
Cupid Stunt
The Gatefold
Tim and Will
Dave Hastings and The Gun Show
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/event.php?eid=119071218126203&ref=ts
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Floors & Walls
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01/06/10
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Floors & Walls in
Camden, NW1 8AH |
Proud Camden |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £7.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Box office: 07590 526775.
Address: Horse Hospital, Chalk Farm Road.
Venue phone: 02074823867.
TUESDAY 1ST JUNE
19.30 – 01.30
£4 ADV/GUESTLIST
£5 BEFORE 9
£7 AFTER
I(HEART)..MUSIC PROMOTIONS presents
I(HEART)..LIVE AT PROUD GALLERIES!
LAUNCH PARTY w/ FLOORS & WALLS
Support from – Dan Smith / The Wutars / Amy & Jack
I(heart)…are extremely pleased to announce that we have a brand new home in the best Venue in London, Proud Galleries, Camden from 1st June 2010.
This new night that comes to the prestigeous Proud Galleries, Camden has been delivering some incredible nights to the London live music scene and has now found the perfect new home it has been searching for all this time. This new relationship between venue and I(Heart) looks like it’s going to be one that stands the test of time! We are so happy to announce this news, and hope you are as excited as us. The line-ups we have coming for you are magical! We have some fantastic bands coming your way, excellent Dj’s, and some very beautiful burlesque performers!
Our rocking launch party on Tuesday 1st June is due to take the roof off of this beautiful London music hub. Get ready for great bands, Dj’s playing music that you can’t stop moving your bodies too, lots of alcohol and pretty smiling faces. We showcase live acts of all genres from folk/ indie/pop/alternative/ska, offering unsigned bands the chance to perform alongside some of the best bands on the scene today and priding ourselves on creating a great atmosphere and having lots of fun. To make this more fun, we have a lovely team of girls joining us as your hosts on the night, making you all feel very welcome called different girls every month they will be in charge of roaming the Camden streets enticing all your beautiful faces to our wonderful new night that you’d be silly to miss out on!!
Not a night for the faint hearted, get involved…
Listen Up!
Line-up:
FLOORS & WALLS
http://www.myspace.com/floorsandwalls
DAN SMITH
http://www.myspace.com/dansmithuk
THE WUTARS
http://www.myspace.com/wutars
AMY & JACK
http://www.myspace.com/amyandjack2
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Free at Last
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04/06/10
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Free at Last in
Birmingham |
Route 44 |
UK |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: £6.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: The Inn on the Green 2 Westley Rd.
Venue phone: 0121 708 0108.
Top tribute to Free and Bad Co. with support from Blue Nation.
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Gags and Tracks
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Tour: Competitions |
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17/06/10
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Gags and Tracks in
Stoke Newington, N1 |
The Bird Cage |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: £4 – £5.00.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 07949116856.
Venue phone: 07949116856.
Gags and Tracks
Comedy and music extravaganza every 1st and second thurs of the month
Crack squad of comedians followed by the hottest live acts competing for the coverted gags and tracks gold disk. Winners will go through to the final on Dec 10th
All types of music acts wanted, get in touch at jujudenby@yahoo.co.uk or matthewdlanders@hotmail.com to see what dates are avaliable
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Gwyn Ashton’s Jam Night Spectacular
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Tour: Jam Night |
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25/05/10
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Gwyn Ashton’s Jam Night Spectacular in
Tardebigge nr Bromsgrove |
Tardebigge |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: Free.
All styles, all ages, all levels of playing welcome
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27/05/10
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Gwyn Ashton’s Jam Night Spectacular in
Wolverton, Milton Keynes |
Craufurd Arms |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: Free.
Address: Wolverton Rd.
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Gwyn Ashton’s Open Mic Spectacular
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Tour: Jam Night |
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24/05/10
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Gwyn Ashton’s Open Mic Spectacular in
Bewdley |
The Talbot |
UK |
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Time: 7:30pm.
Admission: Free.
Address: Worcestershire.
Acoustic muso night, welcoming all styles and ages.
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Hadouken
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Tour: Concerts |
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25/06/10
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Hadouken in
Lewisham |
Dirty South |
UK |
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Time: 7:00pm.
Admission: £8 adv..
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Box office: 07590 526775.
FRIDAY 25TH JUNE
19.00 – 02.00
£10 DOOR
£8 ADV.
I(HEART)..MUSIC PROMOTIONS presents
I(HEART)..LIVE AT DIRTY SOUTH w/ HADOUKEN DJ SET
This night has certainly hit the ground running at Dirty South and now six gigs in and after hosting The Holloways, Kids Love Lies, Kid British, Flashguns and Babyshambles DJ Set, they have been digging deep into their grey matter and produced another stormer of a night with with Hadouken! on site for an exclusive DJ set!
Hadouken! released their hugely-anticipated second album, ‘For The Masses’, in January this year, this a follow-up to 2008, 100,000 selling debut ‘Music For An Accelerated Culture’ and is released on Hadouken!’s own Surface Noise Recordings. ‘For The Masses’ is a landmark modern dance-rock album that cements Hadouken!’s reputation as Britain’s most forward-thinking and dynamic young band. “We know what our fans want,” says singer James Smith. “They want it hard and they want it fast. I want this record to sound good over a 1000 kilowatt sounds system or on a Nokia phone on the back of a bus. We don’t want to discriminate. We just want to make immediate contact.”
‘For The Masses’ evolves the edge of your seat meld of twenty ton club rhythms, furious guitars and keen-witted 21st century lyrical journals located on ‘Music For An Accelerated Culture’ by delivering ten tracks that are even harder, even louder, even more rhythmic and even more tightly focused than anything they’ve attempted before. If an historic comparison was to be attempted, cast your mind back to the earliest, comparatively sketchy works by the likes of the Prodigy or Chemical Brothers. Then recall the impact when each delivered ‘Fat Of The Land’ and ‘Dig Your Own Hole’. That’s the kind of leap forward successfully maneuvered here. Britain’s next great dance-rock band have arrived.
“I feel like the stars have been aligning for us,” says James. “The Prodigy have come back with a massive hit record. I’ve seen Chase N Status and Pendulum rise to the fore-front. We’re cut from the same cloth as all that but I think we’re doing something really new and exciting with this album. It’s a big, big progression. The time is right for us.”
It goes without saying that this event will be a road block and with the tickets cheaper in advance than on the door, it is not rocket science to know what you need to do in order to make sure you are one of the lucky few to be rocking the dancefloor.
In addition, there will also be six bands joining the occasion, to get you in the mood playing some of the freshest indie beats.
Not a night for the faint hearted, get involved and…
Listen Up!
Line Up:
HADOUKEN DJ SET
+6 Support bands
& more Dj’s
I(HEART)…
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44669558517&ref=ts
BUY TICKETS HERE:http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=390614
E: I-HEART@LIVE.CO.UK
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Heavy Duty Free and Easy With ( Dave Taylor & Charlie Allen )
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Tour: Open Mic |
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24/05/10
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Heavy Duty Free and Easy With ( Dave Taylor & Charlie Allen ) in
Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester |
Lloyd’s Hotel |
UK |
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Time: 8:30pm.
Admission: Free.
Address: 617 Wilbraham Road, M21 9AN.
Venue phone: 08721 077 077.
Is it a gig? Is it a jam session? Is it an open mic?
Actually it’s a fun and entertaining fusion of all of three; effectively creating something a bit different!
Yes folks, it’s a Super Open Gig Jam!
Dave Taylor and Charlie Allen play a selection of popular classics from many musical genres, and will also be joined on stage by hand-picked special guests.
If you’d like to be one of the guests performing with the duo, please get down early and make your interest known to Charlie and Dave, or drop them a line here on Facebook in advance of the gig. If you have a Myspace profile or web site showcasing your music, please include the URL in your message.
The event’s debut got off to a rocking start in December 2009, and the night is rapidly growing in popularity, so come down and join in, or just sit back and enjoy the music.
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Helena Brown and Katharine May
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04/07/10
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Helena Brown and Katharine May in
Maidenhead |
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts |
UK |
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Time: 11:45am.
Admission: £12 £10 conc.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: 01628 788997.
Address: Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 4PF.
Venue phone: 01628 788997.
Handel Sonata in C minor
Tomkins Fancy: for two to play
Couperin Allemande à deux Clavecins
Musete de Choisi/ Musete de Taverni
J C Bach Sonata in G
J S Bach Concerto in C major BWV 1061
A rare opportunity to experience the sumptuous combination of two harpsichords. This programme of original 18th century music features some real gems. Including Couperin’s ravishing Allemande à deux Clavecins and J S Bach’s joyous Concerto in C major, believed to be first conceived as a piece for unaccompanied keyboard instruments.
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IAN SIEGAL
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16/07/10
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IAN SIEGAL in
SHOREHAM BY SEA |
THE ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE |
UK |
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Time: 7:30am.
Admission: £16/£14.
Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Box office: 01273 464440.
Address: HIGH STREET.
Venue phone: 01273 464440.
Ian Siegal
With support from The Desperate Dan Band
Friday 16th July 2010 Doors 7.30pm Starts 8.00pm
‘Ian Siegal’s live shows confirm him as the leading bluesman in Britain’ The Independent
The brilliant bluesman brings his unmissable live show to Ropetackle. If my Daddy were alive today he’d say ‘That’s my boy!’ Big Bill Morganfield (son of Muddy Waters) on Ian Siegal. High praise indeed. And here’s what MOJO Magazine said about Ian’s new album ‘Another virtuoso display of genre-busting versatility… no less than we have come to expect of the prodigiously talented Siegal’.
With support from The Desperate Dan Band
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Jacquescoley
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