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Old Tall Sam’s takeover of the Black Heart in Camden Town is on the 16th of September 2010. Featuring Ben Sommers and Pandoras Box performing Avocado Chip Live…
Standon Calling was breathtaking. Every single aspect of it. The surroundings, the people, the weather, the music, the experience. I drove off that battered straw field with hope-filled lungs (and very greasy hair).
Feeling groggy from the night before and minimal amount of sleep, we woke up on Saturday hot and clammy yet still unbelievably pumped for the day. Acts didn’t kick off until midday and as we had got up and out so quickly, we had quite a lot of time to kill. When you don’t have [...]
Right in the centre of Norwich’s newest attempt at a trendy, bohemian area sits The Birdcage – a pub that fits in. It does well for itself, too. What used to be a pokey basement that housed a pool table and a clique of dodgy old men has been transformed into a pretty plush gig [...]
Rock has gotten less rocky and more beardy. You don’t see Lissie wearing one.
On a scale of none to hairy.
“Take a deep breath. Forget what goes on in the rest of the world. For the next few days, the Garden is your world. Have fun, and let go.” The Gardening Crew, 2010. SGP left me superlatively challenged in wonder and awe at its day glo visual cocophony. Founded in 2004 by four friends, it [...]
Come inside for Day 2 of Kendal Calling
The first thing you notice as you arrive at Lowther Deer Park is that this festival is no Leeds or Glastonbury. The delicious mountain scenery of the Lake District confronts the skyline and hangs over the campsite in the far distance like an oil painting, while the arena is plonked right in the middle of [...]
Read our guide to fun and frolics during the festival season…and suggest your own!
Just because every sixth former who lives on your street is going, doesn’t mean you can’t go AND have a good time!
Tramlines can look forward to another wild weekend in 2011, showcasing an event which is both unique and inclusive.
‘A Town Called Starving Jane’ is the starting point of the Avocado Chip saga, and here exclusively for Never Enough Notes, we have the video in all it’s artistic glory. First though the man behind this illustrious vision, Ben Sommers, has answered a few questions for us and will certainly give you an insight as to what to expect from Avocado Chip.
That damned Mercury Prize…what does it stand for? Does it even mean anything anymore? Let us know your thoughts, and win!
Who deserved nomination? Who didn’t? Who deserved a contract termination? Who sold out and now totally sucks?
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This summer’s Eden Sessions gets underway with a treat from Doves and Mumford & Sons…
