NEWS ROUNDUP (30/04/09)
April 30, 2009,
Written by The 405
Hello!
Today's roundup includes Sunset Rubdown, Latitude Festival, Bishop Allen, Girls, School Of Seven Bells, Stag & Dagger Festival and Malcolm Middleton.
Sunset Rubdown
Montreal quintet Sunset Rubdown (pictured above) will release their third album on June 22 on CD/LP/Digital formats.
Latitude Festival
The following bands have been added to this years Latitude Festival:
White Lies, Pretenders, Flashguns, The Chakras, Little Boots, Ladyhawke, Squeeze and Mew!
www.latitudefestival.co.uk
Bishop Allen
Bishop Allen are heading back over here for a few more shows. Don't miss out!
May 06 Manchester @ Cafe Saki
May 07 In-store - London @ Pure Groove Records 1.15pm. Later - Bardens Boudoir.
May 08 Cardiff @ Clwb
May 09 Reading @ Oakford
May 10 Brixton @ The Windmill
Girls
San Francisco-based duo Girls will hit the UK this May for their first ever UK shows. The band, who comprise singer / guitarist Christopher Owens and bassist / producer Chet JR White, and are bolstered up to a live four piece featuring guitarist John Anderson, and Garett Godard on drums, will play seven shows across the UK before heading to Barcelona to play the Primavera Festival.
May
16 - Brighton, The Great Escape (Pure Groove night)
19 - London, White Heat @ Madame Jojo's
20 - London, Queen Of Hoxton
21 - London, Stag & Dagger @ Cafe 1001 (with The xx)
22 - Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
23 - Bristol, Dot To Dot Festival
24 - Nottingham, Dot To Dot Festival
School Of Seven Bells
The fantastic School Of Seven Bells will be releasing their new single, 'My Cabal', on the 1st of June.
www.myspace.com/schoolofsevenbells
Stag & Dagger Festival
Stag & Dagger Festival is hitting Glasgow on Saturday, May 23rd with a stacked line-up including Cold War Kids, Black Lips, White Denim, Phantom Band and many more.
For more information go to www.staganddagger.com
Malcolm Middleton
Malcolm Middleton has announced details of a new album and UK tour. His fifth self-produced album Waxing Gibbous is out on the 1st June through Full Time Hobby, preceded by new single ‘Red Travelling Socks’ on the 18th May. Towards the end of June, Malcolm will embark on a UK tour, please see below for full details including festival appearances at Field Day.
April
24th "Stripped Back For Malawi" @The Auditorium @Oran Mor, Glasgow
June
26th Tolbooth Theatre, Stirling, Scotland
27th Outsider Festival, Cairngorms, National Park, Scotland
28th King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
29th Night & Day, Manchester
30th ICA, London
July
1st Glee Club, Birmingham
2nd Thekla, Bristol
3rd Bodega, Nottingham
4th The Cluny, Newcastle
August
1st Field Day Festival, London
7th Kilkenny Arts Festival, Kilkenny, Ireland
22nd Sounds In The Grounds, Stornoway, Scotland
www.myspace.com/malcolmmiddleton
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