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Jack Peñate and Frightened Rabbit added to Stag & Dagger line up
Jack Peñate to headline Café 1001 (hosted by Young Turks)
The running order will now be:
11.30 - 12.00
JACK PENATE
11.00 - 11.30
YOUNG TURKS
10.30 - 11.00
THE XX
10.10 - 10.30
YOUNG TURKS
9.40 - 10.10
GIRLS
9.20 - 9.40
YOUNG TURKS
8.50 - 9.20
PHANTOM
8.30 - 8.50
YOUNG TURKS
8.00 - 8.30
ARCH M
7.30 - 8.00
YOUNG TURKS
Frightened Rabbit added to ABC1 line-up at Glasgow Stag & Dagger, Saturday 23rd May
ABC 1
7.00 - 7.30:
Frightened Rabbit - Two piece set
7.45 - 8.30:
The Twilight sad
9.00 - 10.00:
Cold War Kids
10.00:
Curfew
LONDON — THURSDAY 21 MAY:
Cargo (hosted by Firetrap and Adventures in the Beetroot Field)
Cold War Kids, Evan Dando, Wild Beasts, Ungdomskulen, Me My Head, Zara & Carrie
Favela Chic (Andrew Weatherall presents)
Andrew Weatherall, Micachu & the Shapes, Blue Bambinos, Battant, Joe Gideon & the Shark
Bar Music Hall (hosted by NME Radio and Young & Lost)
Temper Trap, Dan Black, Ex Lovers, Marina & the Diamonds, Wolf Gang, Animal Kingdom, Young & Lost DJs
Old Blue Last (hosted by Vice)
Let’s Wrestle, Tubelord, The Virgin Passages, Pens, Sex Beat DJs, Times New Viking, Skill Wizard DJ
Spread Eagle (hosted by Platform magazine)
Slow Club, Barringtone, Planet Earth, Beth Jeans Houghton, Arthur Delaney, Blue Roses, Monster Bobby, Monkeysuit DJs
93 Feet East
Everything Everything, Teeth (Moshi Moshi), Dananananaykroyd, The Twilight Sad, Kicker Conspiracy
The Legion (hosted by Kruger magazine & Electroacoustic Club)
Maps, Kruger DJs, Jesca Hoop, Miles Benjamin-Anthony Robinson, Electroacoustic DJs, Soy un Caballo
Herbal (hosted by Hyponik)
ED-DL, Moodie, Maxmillion, High Rankin, N-Type, Tomb Crew, Rusko, DJ Slugz
Vibe Bar (hosted by Time Out)
Ground floor (hosted by Kill em All)- Stopmakingme, Filthy Dukes Live, We Have Band, Phantom Band, ZNTN, Plugs
First Floor (hosted by No Pain in Pop) No Pain in Pop DJs, Abe Vigoda, The Mae Shi, An Experiment On A Bird In The Air Pump, Trailer Trash Tracys, Baby Venom
Courtyard: (hosted by Red Bricks): Dennis Jones, John Fairhurst, John Stammers, John Powers
Horse & Groom
Firas, Plugs, The Voluntary Butler Scheme, Elles, Dan Hayes, Crystal Fighters, David E. Sugar
Café 1001 (hosted by Young Turks)
Jack Penate (live set), The XX, Young Turks, Arch M, Girls, Phantom,
Last Days of Decadence (hosted by Plan B magazine)
Stranded Planet, Blank Dogs, Wet Dog, Factory Floor, The Spolkestra, Navvy, Plan B DJs
Queen of Hoxton (hosted by Samurai FM and Strummerville)
Downstairs: De de Mouse, 80 Kidz, Riddim Saunter, Tucker, Smash DJs, My toys like me
Upstairs: Lukid, Paul White (DJ), 2Tall (DJ), Samurai FM DJs
Three Blind Mice (hosted by Flic Club)
Sam McCarthy, Paul Marshall, Magistrates DJs, Flic DJs, White Denim DJs, Trouble Records DJs
Tabernacle (hosted by Arcoboleno)
Retrograde, Idle Lovers, Spangles Live, Colouring In
Catch (hosted by Girlcore)
Lovefoxxx, Girlcore, Thunderheist, Isa GT, Bisoux Bisoux, Marizia, Naomi
Jaguar Shoes (Black Cab vs Feeling Gloomy)
Black Cab DJs, Feeling Gloomy DJs, Dan Smith, Band of Skulls, Dan Michaelson & The Coastguards
The Macbeth (hosted by Pure Groove)
Cursive, Singleton, Duchess Says, Wintersleep, Dag for Dag, Turbowolf, The Ark
People, Connan Mockasin
Hoxton Bar & Kitchen (hosted by Simple and Adventures in the Beetroot Field)
Moshi Moshi DJs, White Denim, Speech Debelle, Casio Kids, Lemonade, Crispin Dior
Electricity Showrooms (hosted by FACT magazine and Bloggers Delight)
Skull Juice, Casper C, Leo Zero, Cage & Aviary, Alexander Robotnik (This is Music), Nik Nik Nik
LEEDS — FRIDAY 22 MAY
Brudenell Social Club
King Creosote, The Twilight Sad, Pictish Trail, Player Piano, Cursive, Girls, Beth Jeans Houghton
Upstairs at The Library (hosted by NME Radio)
Micachu & the Shapes, Telepathe, Dananananaykroyd, Vivian Girls, Wavves
TJ’s Woodhouse Club (hosted by Firetrap)
Cold War Kids, The Mae Shi, White Denim, Abe Vigoda, Wintersleep, Crystal Antlers
Packhorse
Tubelord, Phantom Band, Male Bonding, Miles Benjamin-Anthony Robinson, Screeming 66
Faversham (Hosted by Simple)
Casiokids, Delphic, Everything Everything, Youth Attack, Raised by Wolves, Mumdance, Tomb Crew, Casper C, Heads Up, Jeuce/Spill the Noise, Skull Juice, Tom Grainger (Bad Robot), Gilla
GLASGOW SATURDAY - 23 MAY
Art School (hosted by The Skinny magazine)
David Barbarossa, Meursault, Jacob Yates and the Pearly Gate Lock Pickers, White Denim, Phantom Band, KONX-OM-PAX, Tim Exile, Clark
Art School - Vic Bar
Lemonade, Joy Formidable, Chew Lips, Record Playerz DJs, Art of Parties DJs, DOLBY ANOL
Nice N Sleazy
Boycotts, Findo Gask, Gay Blades, Cursive, Hot Club DJs
Captain’s Rest (hosted by NME Radio)
Over the Wall, Paper Planes, Tubelord, Miles Benjamin-Anthony Robinson, French Wives, Dananananaykroyd, The Mae Shi, NME DJs
Stereo
Woodenbox with a fistful of Fivers, St Deluxe, BMX Bandits, The Aliens, Men & Machines, JD Twitch (Optimo)
Classic Grand (hosted by Simple)
Elvis Suicide, Gringo Star, Black Lips- please see Editor’s Notes
ABC1 (hosted by Firetrap)
Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad, Cold War Kids
Meursault - NEW BLOOD
In these financially dubious days where loyalty is worth less than the flagging Pound, Meursault’s devotion to Edinburgh is admirable. Billy Hamilton catches up with frontman Neil Pennycook to uncover just what it is that keeps his band under the watch of Auld Reekie
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Dananananaykroyd - NEW BLOOD
They may claim to produce ‘Idiot Rock Music’, but when Billy Hamilton catches up with Dananananaykroyd’s Calum Gunn he finds an ambition to conquer Eurovision lurking beneath their ear-piercing sounds.
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Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson - Album Review
Few archetypes have lasted in contemporary music’s ever-changing topography like the heartfelt singer-songwriter. But if the thought of another soul-bearing, romanticised poet Laureate for the disillusioned doesn’t inspire much excitement, don’t despair - the precisely named Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson may just rescue the role from its open-mic cliché. The first clue is the patronage of half of Grizzly Bear and Kyp Malone of TV on the Radio, acts that are yet to paddle in mediocre waters and who can hardly be accused of being by-the-numbers in either their musical careers, or, it seems, listening habits. The rest of the evidence lies in the record itself: from the slow-build passion of Buriedfed’s opening, through the feedback-drenched garage stomp of Woodfriend and the aching lament of Above the Sun, the album absorbs and envelops all the way to its rousing, country-tinged finale and leaves the speakers far, far too soon. Tremendous.
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