A veritable selection of the world's most fantastic artists from across the whole wide world have been added to the bill for next year's Pavement curated ATP, the event so many of you were getting so damned excited about when it was announced a couple of months ago.»
This week's instalment of Spotifriday.»
The emphatically DiS-approved Green Man Festival has today announced its first raft of acts, and mighty fine they look too. We spoke to Managing Director of the festival Fiona Stewart, who has also kindly offered us two pairs of tickets which could be yours...»
Yup, some consolation for those of you who didn't get tickets or if you simply couldn't spare the dollar bills to jet across the pond, you can still follow ATP's New York festival, part curated by noise-mongers My Bloody Valentine. American radio sta»
On top of the now sold out date at London’s Kentish Town Forum, ATP have now announced a further London date for Release The Bats as well as a night in Birmingham on November 1»
Scheduled for October 31 - well d'uh - the Halloween event will feature six live bands. So, if you get along to London's Forum, in Kentish Town, for a 6.30pm start, you can catch»
The Heads - psyche-rocking out of Bristol - join forces with San Fran's Wooden Shjips for a co-headline tour this month, and both appear at the DiS-sponsored Supersonic Festival this weekend»
This year's Supersonic Festival - named Festival of the Year by our friends at Plan B - is only two weeks away»
ATP's special Release The Bats event is to return to London after last year's successful debut at the Forum»
Insert your own WOW I AM SUPER EXCITED intro here and read on: for the stage times (subject to change, as always) for the forthcoming ATP vs Pitchfork weekender at the festival's original home, Camber Sands Pontins»
Supersonic organisers Capsule have confirmed new names for 2008's three-day festival in Birmingham, held on July 11-13»
The initial line-up for this year’s Drowned in Sound-sponsored Supersonic festival in Birmingham has been announced»
The latest instalment in Rough Trade Shops’ Counter Culture series was released on Monday (4 Feb) to loud ripples of applause. Quite right too, given its ability to contain 42 of the best tracks released in all of 2007. Wanna win one?»
A new raft of acts has been confirmed for the ATP vs Pitchfork weekender, due to take place next Spring.»
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