The line-up and stage times for 2009's In The City festival in Manchester have been finalised, something which, of course, includes our own stage, featuring Esben & The Witch, Clues, Munch Munch and Frightened Rabbit.»
A whole new raft of bands have been announced for 2009's In The City Festival, which takes place in Manchester from October 18 - October 20.»
This year's Industry festival In The City is fast approaching, with the date for the Manchester-based event being just little over a month away. This year's ITC is the first of its kind in that 'live' wristbands will be available to buy giving you access to the various gigs and shows that are taking place across Manchester's fabled clubs, pubs and bars.»
Remember we told you about Tramlines Festival, that free Dot To Dot-esque shindig going down in Sheffield from July 24th-26th? No? Well, we did, and now DiS has exciting news of the first wave of bands confirmed for the bash along our 'circuit' of venues,»
Last seen releasing a fine (8/10) debut album, Errors will quit dithering over It’s not Something but it is Like Whatever to head back out on tour this month»
Munch Munch are touring a lot this summer - the band also recorded a live session for Huw Stephens' Radio 1 show last night (22 May)»
Another all-dayer joins the massed ranks, but Abandon Ship boasts a bill so finely tuned to our frequency that we simply had to make mention of it»
A fair number of fine acts will be crawling across Shoreditch this May, as the Stag and Dagger one-dayer comes to east London for the first time»
Yet more festival news wings its way to DrownedinSound’s embattled inbox – the first acts have been confirmed for this year’s Venn Festival in Bristol»
A reminder, if you'll allow it: tomorrow, our second DiScover Club of 2008 goes down at the Notting Hill Arts Club, London - in conjunction with Rough Trade Shops/RoTa - and it looks likely to be a winner. On the bill: Munch Munch (pictured), One More Grain and Elle S'appelle»
Yeah, yeah – I know we’re not even done with 2007 just yet. But such is the excitement for show booking at the DiSopolis that we’ve gone and confirmed our first four DiScover Club bills for 2008. That’s January to April: sewn up»
Exciting free gig news: we've gone and booked our DiScover Club dates for January and February, held as always at London's Notting Hill Arts Club, in conjunction with Rough Trade Shops»
In 2007, Glaswegian artist David Shrigley produced a book of lyrics to imaginary songs called Worried Noodles (The Empty Sleeve). Indie label Tomlab found the bands to record the songs; Upset The Rhythm are putting on some of those bands at the launch party.»
“I didn’t make a record. I couldn’t be bothered to make a record. It would have been too difficult. It was easier not to make a record.”»
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