Have been lined up to support Hole on their UK tour prior to the release of her debut Album Walk Away Slow which is due for release in June, which can only promise good things for the debut performer as it will provide great exposure.
The new single for which is out on the 24th of May The video can be found here, with hints of Americana it shows Tiffany Page isn’t justa UK act but is aiming at something greater.
Tiffany Page is supporting Hole on the following dates
Lisa Mitchell is an Australian singer songwriter but don’t let that put you off , this is no rolf harris her first foray into the UK market was critically acclaimed with the times awarding it 4 stars.
Now she is back in support of the new single taken from her Album Wonder and is undertaking a headline tour this march at the following venues.
If you can get along to see her do so you won’t be disappointed.
March 2010
Mon 1st Southampton Joiners
Tues 2nd Brighton Komedia
Weds 3rd Bristol Louisiana
Thurs 4th Cambridge APU
Sat 6th Glasgow King Tut’s
Sun 7th Leeds Cockpit
Mon 8th Birmingham O2 Academy 3
Tues 9th Nottingham Bodega
Weds 10th Manchester Night & Day
Weds 17th London Borderline
JAPANESE VOYEURS www.myspace.com/japanesevoyeurs
26 Feb London Whoreditch @ The Brickhouse
5th March London Facedown @ The Scala
NORTH ATLANTIC OSCILLATION www.myspace.com/naoband
March
3rd London Barfly (The Fly Presents…)
22nd London Lexington (album launch presented by Sonic Cathedral)
23rd Bristol Louisiana
24th Manchester Ruby Lounge
25th Leeds Cockpit
26th Edinburgh Sneaky Pete’s
27th Glasgow Captains Rest
WHITE BELT YELLOW TAG www.myspace.com/whitebeltyellowtag
3 March London Hoxton Bar & Grill
16 March Glasgow King Tuts
17 March Newcastle O2 Academy
18 March Sheffield O2 Academy
19 March Manchester Academy 3
20 March Leeds Brudenell Social Club
22 March Norwich Arts Centre
23 March Nottingham Rescue Rooms
24 March York Fibbers
25 March Birmingham O2 Academy
27 March Brighton Audio
28 March Bristol Thekla
29 March Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
THE SMOKING HEARTS www.myspace.com/smokinghearts
March:
4th – Red Lion – Stevenage
8th – South Of The Border – Old Street, London
11th – Upstairs at The Garage – Highbury, London
12th – The Marquee – Norwich
13th – Club Revolution – Peterborough
14th – The Central – Nottingham
15th – The Freebutt – Brighton
19th – Goblets – Southampton
26th – Esquires – Bedford
April:
1st – The Hat Factory – Luton
3rd – Club 85 – Hitchin
THE CHEMISTS (with Fun Lovin Criminals) www.myspace.com/thechemistsuk
MARCH
6th – Academy, Manchester
7th – O2 Academy, Leeds
8th – O2 ABC, Glasgow
9th – O2 Academy, Newcastle
11th – O2 Academy, Bristol
12th – O2 Academy, Oxford
14th – Assembly, Leamington
15th – Rock City, Nottingham
16th – Koko, London
SOUND OF GUNS www.myspace.com/soundofguns
March
6 Cambridge Portland
9 Glasgow King Tuts
12 Tunbridge Wells Forum
15 Stoke Sugarmill
16 Cardiff Barfly
17 Manchester Ruby Lounge
18 York Fibbers
19 Atherton Fever
20 Leeds Cockpit
23 London Lexington
24 Nottingham Bodega
ALBERTA CROSS www.myspace.com/albertacross
6th London 02 Arena (supporting Dave Matthews Band)
7th Manchester Apollo (supporting Dave Matthews Band)
8th Belfast, Auntie Annies (headline show)
9th Dublin 02 Arena (supporting Dave Matthews Band)
11th Glasgow SE + CC Hall 4 (supporting Dave Matthews Band)
12th Manchester, Night & Day (headline show)
14th London Shepherds Bush Empire (supporting Mumford & Sons)
15th London Dingwalls (headline show)
MUSEE MECANIQUE www.myspace.com/museemecanique
March
9th London The Lexington (supporting She Keeps Bees)
10th London Pure Groove Instore 1:15pm (Free show)
10th London Borderline (supporting Get Well Soon)
WE THE KINGS (with You Me At Six) www.myspace.com/wethekings
MARCH
09 – BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy
10 – NEWPORT Centre
11 – SHEFFIELD O2 Academy
12 – MANCHESTER Apollo
13 – NEWCASTLE O2 Academy
14 – GLASGOW O2 Academy
16 – LEEDS O2 Academy
17 – NOTTINGHAM Rock City
18 – SOUTHAMPTON Guildhall
19 – NORWICH UEA
20 – LONDON Brixton O2 Academy
MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK www.myspace.com/mps
Mar 11th London Camden Enterprise
Mar 24th London Notting Hill Arts Club (Death Disco)
BROTHER ALI www.myspace.com/brotherali
MARCH
16th – Croft, Bristol
17th – Cargo, London
18th – Freebutt, Brighton
19th – Korova, Liverpool
20th – Craw Daddy, Dublin
21st – Bodega, Nottingham
Muse and Stevie Wonder have been confirmed to headline this years Glastonbury festival along with U2 on the opening night, in what marks the return of the domination of supergroups and retro stars.
Not that it in itself is a bad thing it just adds to the event and makes it more of a challenge for the newer bands to make the stage and audience their own, Muse will play the second night and Stevie Wonder plays the Sunday night at Worthy Farm.
If the weather stays fine it promises to be one of the best yet.
Eight Legs announce the release of their new album The Electric Kool Aid due for release on the 22nd Feb they are supporting the new album with a UK mini tour in late Feb the dates of which are to follow.
As with all Eight Legs numbers this is a high energy blend of indie and ska elements and is sure to get a smile on the face as you’d expect from the band the NME once described as the musical equivalent of Ronaldo it takes no prisoners in its tempo.
Electric Kool Aid is release on the bands own Label Boot Legs and has the following tour dates
19th Feb @ Club Strut, Doncaster
23rd Feb @ Barfly, Cardiff
24th Feb @ 93 Feet East, London
25th Feb @ The Rainbow, Birmingham
26th Feb @ Elbow Rooms, Leeds
27th Feb @ Roadhouse, Manchester
28th Feb @ Classic Grand, Glasgow
North Atlantic Oscillations Debut Album Grappling Hooks is going to be released on the 22nd of March and we have a trailer so you’ll know what to expect from this eagerly awaited album, The band are going to release the first single from the Album on the 8th called Drawing Maps from Memory its already receiving heavy airplay from Zane Lowe on Radio 1.
NAO certainly don’t sound like any other band out there at the moment in an age when rock is more of a case of paint by numbers from the first listen, this album and its first single sound like a master piece in the making.
Truly one of the best bands to come out of Scotland in a long while blending elements of electronica and rock into something whilst being multi layered and engaging is equally fun and entertain.
Grappling Hooks is going to be supported by a mini tour around the normal venues so go get your tickets and be entertained.
February
13th London Carnivalle (2 White Church Lane, E1 7QR) – this weekend!!
21st Glasgow Nice’n’Sleazys (supporting Xiu Xiu)
March
3rd London Barfly (The Fly Presents…)
22nd London Lexington (album launch presented by Sonic Cathedral)
23rd Bristol Louisiana
24th Manchester Ruby Lounge
25th Leeds Cockpit
26th Edinburgh Sneaky Petes
27th Glasgow Captains Rest
Following the success of their previous tour with Eygptian Hip Hop, Is Tropical are going to be doing their first headline show at the Lexington London on the 4th of March in support of their current EP before going back out on the road.
The band will also be supporting New Young Pony Club in march on their tour.
15th Portsmouth Wedgewood rooms
16th Birmingham Academy 2
17th Bristol Thekla
18th Oxford Academy 2
20th Manchester Moho
21st Leeds Cockpit 2
22nd Nottingham Stealth
23rd Glasgow King Tuts
25th Newcastle Academy 2
26th Liverpool Korova
27th Cambridge Junction 2
The band will be heading into the studio afterward to record the follow up of their debut single When O’When with Jimmy Robertson Klaxons/BigPink, which will be released later this year in the mean time enjoy the video for their first single.
2009 was a great year for the Gaslight Anthem with the world wide success of The 59 Sound with performances at major festivals and soldout tours and becoming in some reviewers eyes one of the best albums of the decade.
The band are now following up on this with American Slang which they are recording in New York at the moment and is due for release June 2010 with Ted Hutt at the magic shop producing it promises to be a worthy follow up to 59 Sound.
The band will be touring the new album in June to mark its release the tickets will be available from usual outlets.
Biffy Clyro have now been added to the bill for this years Isle of White festival, they’ll play the main stage on the second day before blondie.
The bands breakthrough came with the album puzzle which became a million seller not bad for a few blokes from Scotland and really they haven’t looked back since, now they are the bill with the likes of Jay-Z, the strokes and vampire weekend .
The rest of the line up looks like this at the moment.
Mr Hudson
Paloma Faith
Pink
Shakespears Sister
Spandau Ballet
Squeeze
The Saturdays
The Strokes
Vampire Weekend
Biffy Clyro
Blondie
Crowded House
Daisy Dares You
Doves
Friendly Fires
Hockey
James
Jay-Z
Ocean Colour Scene
Orbital
Amanda Palmer has announced the dates for her first scheduled tour for 2010 which take in the UK these dates include evelyn and evelyn, its been a while since Amanda has been in the UK and this marks a welcome return.
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