Oslo
Friday 10 June 2016
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Yeasayer
OLGA BELL
Yeasayer are back with a brand new album ‘Amen & Goodbye’ and host of shows for 2016!
They will play a headline show at at Oslo this Summer
Yeasayer are back with a brand new album ‘Amen & Goodbye’ and host of shows for 2016!
They will play a headline show at at Oslo this Summer
Nicholas Allbrook of POND will perform at The Courtyard Theatre on 9 June!
Very excited to announce that Shock Machine will headline The Pickle Factory on 9 June!
Shock Machine is the solo project from Mercury Prize winning, BRIT Award and Ivor Novello nominated songwriter James Righton.
‘Shock Machine’, the beautiful, eponymous introduction to this new project, was recorded in a cabin in the south of France with the help of producer James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Florence + The Machine, Haim) and mixed in Atlanta by Ben H Allen (Gnarls Barkley, Animal Collective, Deerhunter).
Julianna Barwick’s revelatory third full-length, Will, is a surprising left turn for the Brooklyn experimental artist. Conceived and self-produced over the past year in a variety of locations, the ominous, compelling Will is a departure from 2013’s Alex Somers-produced Nepenthe. If that last record conjured images of gentle, thick fog rolling over desolate mountains, then the self-produced Will is a late afternoon thunderstorm, a cathartic collision of sharp and soft textures that sounds looming and restorative all at once.
Julianna Barwick will headline The Pickle Factory on June 8th.
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After a brilliant sold out show at Oslo, Selah Sue will return this summer to headline Islington Assembly Hall!
Due to unforseen circumstances this show has moved from Village Underground to Islington Assembly Hall. All original tickets remain valid.
It’s been five years since Peter Bjorn And John have wowed the world with their musical talents. During a fruitful period of disappearance, the trio have built their own studio, started a record label, and toiled to perfect a formula for effortless sounding pop music that has taken them a huge amount of effort. Now the 3-piece are back with a new album and a headline show at Islington Assembly Hall!
Malcolm Middleton – best known for his work with the Scottish alternative rock band Arab Strap – will headline The Lexington in June.
His sixth solo album “Summer Of ’13” is due in May.
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In exciting news The Temper Trap have announced a super intimate show at the Moth Club on June 1st!
The teenager from Hertfordshire released his first track ‘Brazil’ in 2014 which showed huge promise, recalling Jamie T right at the start of his career and with all the swagger and confidence of a seasoned musician.
Since then his profile has continued to grow. He signed a management deal with Foals’ team, won Glastonbury’s rising talent competition, played a slew of London gigs which showed great promise and has since released his second track.
‘Paracetemol’ isn’t likely to be making radio station a-lists anytime soon – at six minutes long it’s clearly not meant to – but it does further drive home how inventive he is. With ‘Brazil’, it was easy to pigeonhole him as a UK indie troubadour, a little bit oikish and with a nifty talent for mainstream melody. Here, he’s gone in a more electronic direction, with Tom Vek keys drilling away in the background and a vocal that’s bruised and vulnerable.
LUH is Ellery Roberts and Ebony Hoorn, the lovers of the title. Ellery’s name might be familiar as the frontman of WU LYF, the incendiary Manchester four-piece whose rhetoric, imagery and solitary album described a new model for the untamed fury of youth.
Ebony and Ellery met in the band’s dying days in 2013. Ellery returned to Manchester from touring and met Ebony (visiting from Amsterdam) in the derelict squat that a group of Manchester based musicians shared. Both are artists in their own respective fields – Ebony is a recent graduate of the audio-visual department in Amsterdam’s prestigious Rietveld Academy – and the two quickly found themselves in constant contact over the internet, sharing dreams and inspiration. Eventually Ellery left his refuge in London to make a life with Ebony in Amsterdam, and they were able to focus on a shared life project in totality.
“It’s interesting living and creating together,” says Ellery. “Fundamentally we had this instantaneous feeling that we wanted to do this together, to explore life together. And music for me is an instinctual way to explore, document life.”
We’re excited to hear the results live at XOYO on 31 May!
Jagwar Ma will take some time out of the studio where they are recording their second album (due out later this year) to play an intimate show at Village Underground.
Gold Panda is finally back with new music and has announced his third album Good Luck And Do Your Best.
Inspired by two recent trips to Japan and mixed with fellow craftsman Luke Abbott, it’s set to be another genre defying LP and Derwin Panda’s first with eclectic tastemakers City Slang.
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Currently taking a break from the studio where he is working on his debut album, Iowa-based singer songwriter Max Jury returns to London with a show at The 100 Club! Check out his latest offering ‘Great American Novel’ HERE