Summer Sundae: Full line-up + DiS does the Fringe!
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The full line-up for this year's Summer Sundae Weekender Festival has now been confirmed, with The Pigeon Detectives being the final name added to the bill. Held in the grounds of De Montfort Hall, Leicester, the Summer Sundae Festival is spread across five stages and runs from Friday 10th August to Sunday 12th August 2007.
In addition to this, the organisers have also put together a Fringe Festival, which runs from Saturday 4th August across various venues around the city. DiS are pleased to announce that we will also be involved on Monday 6th August at the Firebug, where the following will be playing:
- Das Disko + DiS DJ sets
Tickets for this are a mere *£3* (bargain!) and are available from the venue.
Doors open @ 730pm
Add this to your DiS gig calendar here
For further information on other Fringe Festival events click here.
The full stage-by-stage rundown for the Summer Sundae Festival is as follows:
Friday 10th August
Main Stage
The Divine Comedy
The Concretes
The Aliens
Kate Nash
Fazed
Indoor Stage
DJ Yoda
Candie Payne
Soweto Kinch
Findlay Brown
Producers
Palladium
Rising Stage
Pole
Kangding Ray
Modified Toy Orchestra
Badun
The Buoys
kReepa vs. Asmo
Saab 900i
Flotel
Musician Stage
Richmond Fontaine
John Cooper Clarke
The Dirty Backbeats
The Chairmen
Daisy B
VJ Kishore
Saturday 11th August
Main Stage
The Magic Numbers
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
The Rumble Strips
Malcolm Middleton
Jazz Jamaica
Kitty, Daisy And Lewis
The Displacements
Indoor Stage
!!!
Low
Martha Wainwright
Maps
Cud
Jeremy Warmsley
The Falling Leaves
The Screening
Mat Andasun
Rising Stage
Simple Kid
The Whip
Wild Beasts
zZz
Fatal Star
The Lea Shores
Bruises
Musician Stage
Dr Robert & PP Arnold
Sam Kelly's Station House
Indigo Moss
Acoustic Vibronics
Andy Griffiths Band
Jill Barber
Butterflypolite
City Acoustic Club
Kevin Hewick
Steve Cartwright
David Wyatt
Sunday 12th August
Main Stage
Spiritualized Acoustic Mainline
Echo And The Bunnymen
The Pigeon Detectives
Koop
Cherry Ghost
Vetiver
Pacific Ocean Fire
Indoor Stage
Duke Special
The Broken Family Band
Gruff Rhys
Spoon
Tiny Dancers
Remi Nicole
Ben Taylor
Nuru Kane
Rising Stage
Seasick Steve
Polytechnic
Alberta Cross
Fujiya & Miyagi
Stephanie Dosen
The Strange Death Of Liberal England
Toy Heroes
Dandilions
Musician Stage
Chuck Prophet
Aynsley Lister
Tom Russell
Seasick Steve
El Pussycat Ska
Sonny Monks Jazz Band
The Outside Track
Southern Tenant Folk Reunion
City Acoustic Club
Andy Stirton
Gren Bartley
Additionally, there will also be a Cabaret Tent which will include performances from the likes of Milton Jones, We Are Klang, and Lloyd Langford among others.
For more information on the festival click here.
To buy tickets click here.
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crikey.
Pretty wank besides that, though.
Yeah
Last year was soooooooooooooooo much better.
Mostly because I got a free ticket. And I don't think I've ever been so continously drunk ever. It was great fun watching all the families slowly edge away from my friend and I.
thursday 9th warm up parties : tickets = £1 for 10 bands, 4 comedians, 2 djs, and erm some surprise
Thursday 9th August.
Tickets : £1. (yes, thats £1 for a whole night of entertainment)
£3 on the venue doors (if there are any left).
Ticket to be exchanged for wristband at venues, wristband allows access to all venues (subject to internal capacities).
Tickets will soon be available from DeMontfort Hall box office, the musician and firebug in Leicester. Only 1100 tickets in total available.
Charlotte : (open to midnight, 14+ only)
(Displacements : Frontline Hearts ep release party)
The Displacements : www.myspace.com/thedisplacements
Assembly now : www.myspace.com/assemblynow
The Elite
there will be 150 advance copies of their 1000 limited 7" for sale on the night. Which the band will happily autograph, and hopefully lob in some otherwise unavailable goodies (unreleased material) to those who buy the ep on the night.
Firebug : (open to 2am : 18+ photo id only)
Dirty Backbeats : www.myspace.com/thedirtybackbeats
Fatal Star (acoustic set) : www.myspace.com/fatalstar
Redcarsgofaster : www.myspace.com/redcarsgofaster
Just Norris : www.myspace.com/justnorrismusic
Dj Sets :
The Falling Leaves (earlier) : www.myspace.com/thefallingleavescom
Uncle Frank / The Fun Lovin Criminals (do these really need me to find you a website?)
Compere
Dave Bartram (showaddywaddy)
Musician :
My Drug Hell : www.myspace.com/mydrughell
Harper : www.myspace.com/harperband
Ambrose Tompkins : www.myspace.com/ambrosetompkins
Leicester Comedy Festival (Comedy Tent at DMH) : Parental Guidance recommended over potential adult content.
Raymond & Mr Timpkins Revue : www.myspace.com/rayandtimpkins
Scott Hall.
Gary Delaney : www.garydelaney.com
Ben Hurley (Compere).
Times to be confirmed.
crap?
On top of the 2 you mentioned, there's Spoon, Fujiya & Miyagi, Pole, Gruff Rhys and quite a few others I'm quite partial to. Overall, think lineup is quite good.
Would go but its Field Day that weekend.
the line up is bloody good value for £85
pigeon detectives, low, spiritualized, !!!, maps, spoon, pole, gruff rhys, fatal star (fun lovin criminals), the dandilions, the displacements (new signing to stiff), seasick steve, john cooper clarke, etc. etc. etc.
and you can bring your own booze in. you dont have to buy it at the bar. and theres an offie on london road which did ten cans for a fiver last year.
poor lineup
leicester has better bands than that!
where is MJ Hibbett and the Vlads? where are Lazarus Clamp and fight fire with water? where are the bobby mcggees and former utopia?
where is my point?
Agree
with the above statement, apart from the mention of the pigeon detectives (one of the worst live bands I have ever seen).
Am looking forward to this, it was my favourite outdoor UK festival last year
disagree
The Pigeons are ace live.
spaceman
spiritualized acoustic seen same show earlier in year at brixton academy.
awesome leicester in for a treat.
former utopa......
hhhmmmmmm.
and
you get a fringe festival with 4 venues, 10 bands, perrier award winning comedy, the latest signing to stiff records, 6 music dj's and presenters and a late night dj dub session with the fun lovin criminals.
for a quid.......
Saturday
on the Indoor Stage looks pretty swell to me. The Falling Leaves, Cud, Low, Maps, !!!...definitely not a bad line-up that one.
I don't think you actually have one...
... Unless you were trying to show off your shit taste in music? In which case well done, you've suceeded.
There's just not enough bite this year...
Not really a patch on last years, even with the likes of Low and Spoon peppered around...
Fringe flyer for the Firebug looks rubbish. Sack the designer!. :)
I'll tell him
although to be fair we've had to shrink it to fit on the site so it looks MEGA-pixelly. The real life A3 one looks mighty fine tho, honest.
thats the dis flier. the main fringe flier :
check out the main fringe flier, care of the very excellent
speeding train posters.
flier :
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1408/903369716_af6556a77c_b.jpg
speeding train :
And we did have
to put the flier together at v. short notice, didn't we Mr Black?!?
its very true my gourlay.
never attempt to organise a fringe festival, especially with no financial benefit........you just dont have a life as a result
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