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Summer Camp @ The Lexington, April 8th.
What? It’s recently been revealed that mystery band Summer Camp are in fact Music Mule hero Jeremy Warmsley and Elizabeth Sankey. We’ve actually been sitting on that secret for a while so it’s good to share at last! The duo are set to leave their secret underground lair for their debut live show at The Lexington next month. The show also celebrates the release of single of the year contender ‘Ghost Train’ through Moshi Moshi’s singles club a few days later.
For Fans Of: Washed Out, The Avalanches, Toro Y Moi. // more
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Stars Of Sunday League & Friends @ The Luminaire, Aug 3rd.
What? Stars Of Sunday League are a beguiling Scottish duo who now reside in London. Witty, emotive, wonderfully executed folk/pop. Euan Robinson plays guitar and sings, Sarah Triggs plays Violin and sings backing vocals. This is the launch night for their Boys Got Prospects EP which is a must have. The night also features short sets and special performances from the band’s friends including Jeremy Warmsley.
For Fans Of: Belle & Sebastian, Frightened Rabbit, James Yorkston. // more
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War Child: Army of You @ The Tabernacle, July 15th.
What? War Child ‘Army Of You’ presents: Filthy Dukes, We Have Band, Phenomenal Hand Clap Band, Jeremy Warmsley, Crystal Fighters & More. War Child charity presents a fund-raising bill up there with the best of them. Some great underground and upcoming acts. We Have Band are up there with the pick of the night with their new take on indie-disco that’s been tearing up venues across the globe this year.
For Fans Of: New Order, Hot Chip, Friendly Fires. // more
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Jeremy Warmsley @ Barden’s Boudoir, March 28th.
What? Jeremy Warmsley + The Bobby McGee’s + The Duloks + Betty and The Werewolves. Jeremy Warmsley made one of my favourite albums of 2008 – How We Became. He writes confident, heartfelt, very British sounding indie songs with guitar, piano and the occasional splash of electronic goodness.
For Fans Of: Belle & Sebastian, Radiohead, The Libertines. // more
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