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  <title>of Montreal + Local Natives at Shepherds Bush Empire, London on 14 Jul 2009</title>
  <description><![CDATA[Location: Shepherds Bush Empire

Of Montreal bring their consumate theatricality to the Shepherds Bush Empire this summer. Their songs soar and weave with energy and goodwill, daring anyone who hears them to walk away without a smile on their face. Listening to OF MONTREAL, you might think that singer Kevin Barnes is missing the angst gene. But the longer you listen, the more you start to realize that maybe missing the angst gene is a blessing. It allows Kevin to explore more fully his crazily creative ideas and to make wondrous music, drawing on influences from the Byrds or even the Mamas And The Papas; the group's songs are all sweet pop ditties, as suitable for campfire-singing as stage performance. 


TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY 23 9AM]]></description>
  <link>http://www.last.fm/event/946821</link>
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  <pubDate>Thu, 19 Feb 2009 18:55:55 +0000</pubDate>
  <xcal:dtstart>2009-07-14T19:00:00Z</xcal:dtstart>
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  <title>Lovebox Weekender 2009 on 18 Jul 2009</title>
  <description><![CDATA[Location: Victoria Park

CONFIRMED LINE-UP SO FAR

Saturday Lineup:
DAN BLACK
 DISCO BLOODBATH
 DJ SNEAK
 DURAN DURAN
 CANCELLED - FAT FREDDYS DROP
 Filthy Luka AKA Luke Howard
 FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
 FRIENDLY FIRES
 GANG OF FOUR
 Giles Smith
 Horse Meat Disco
 James Priestley
 JOHNNY D 
 Mr Hudson
 N*E*R*D
 secretsundaze
 Severino
 The Jive Aces
 TOMMY REILLY
 VV BROWN
  

Sunday Lineup:
 U REVOIR SIMONE
 CHEW LIPS 
 DANANANANAYKROYD
 DOVES
 DRUMS OF DEATH
 Fenech-Soler
 Gary Numan
 Groove Armada
 JOAKIM
 Ladyhawke
 NADIA KSAIBA
 NEW YORK DOLLS
 NOAH & THE WHALE 
 OU EST 
 RODRIGO Y GABRIELA 
 ROKIA TRAORE
 SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO
 SWIMMING 
 THE DEATH SET 
 THE EMPEROR MACHINE 
 The Jive Aces
 THE TWELVES
 TOM MADDICOTT
 WAVE MACHINES
 Young Fathers]]></description>
  <link>http://www.last.fm/event/861454</link>
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  <pubDate>Tue, 09 Dec 2008 21:47:47 +0000</pubDate>
  <xcal:dtstart>2009-07-18T00:00:00Z</xcal:dtstart>
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  <title>Field Day 2009 on 1 Aug 2009</title>
  <description><![CDATA[Location: Victoria Park

Eat Your Own Ears Main Stage
EAT YOUR OWN EARS DJ'S
ERRORS
FENNESZ
FINAL FANTASY
FIRST AID KIT
JON HOPKINS
MOGWAI (ONLY ENGLISH SUMMER FESTIVAL SHOW)
SANTIGOLD
SKREAM
THE HORRORS
THE TEMPER TRAP

Adventures in the Beetroot Field Stage
ALLEZ ALLEZ
CRISPIN DIOR (AITBF)
DEVIL MADE ME DO IT
FOUR TET
KING CHARLES
MICACHU AND THE SHAPES
MYSTERY JETS
PLUGS
S.C.U.M
SIAN ALICE GROUP
STOPMAKINGME (AITBF)
THE BIG PINK
THE INVISIBLE
WILD BEASTS

Village Mentality Stage
FANFARLO
JAMES YORKSTON
JUANA MOLINA
MALCOLM MIDDLETON
MUMFORD AND SONS
THE THING
TOUMANI DIABATE
WET PAINT
WOODPIGEON

Bugged Out! Stage
AEROPLANE DJS
AUDION (LIVE)
DELPHIC (LIVE)
EROL ALKAN
FAKE BLOOD
JD TWITCH (OPTIMO)
LITTLE BOOTS (LIVE)
WILD GEESE DJS

Bloggers Delight Stage
CASPER C (AITBF/BLOGGERS DELIGHT)
GRECO-ROMAN SOUNDSYSTEM FEATURING TOTALLY ENORMOUS EXTINCT DINOSAURS
NO PAIN IN POP DJS
RUSKO (DJ SET)
SKULL JUICE (BLOGGERS DELIGHT)
THE XX
WAVVES
WORK IT 

With many more to be announced soon… 

SATURDAY 1st AUGUST 2009 
VICTORIA PARK / LONDON / E9
TICKET PRICE: £29.50 + BF
TIME: 11.30 – 10.30PM 

www.fielddayfestivals.com / www.seetickets.com / www.ticketweb.co.uk

On the Saturday 1st August Field Day returns to Victoria Park for its third annual summer extravaganza. Field Day will be one of this summer’s essential festivals and with early bird tickets already sold out, you need to be quick off the mark to snap up yours before this event sells out. 

Kicking off proceedings for 2009, Field Day is ecstatic to announce Mogwai as their headline act. The critically acclaimed Scottish rock group, formed by Stuart Braithwaite and Dominic Aitchison in 1995, have since become one of the most influential and best known names in post-rock, they have curated the ATP Festival, sold out The Albert Hall, London and last year released their sixth album 'The Hawk Is Howling'. 

Drawing on influences from Joy Division, Pink Floyd, The Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and post-rock pioneers Slint, Mogwai are the masters of the soft/loud dynamic, as they create a wall of sound that reaches beyond the tumultuous guitars, discovering twinkling optimism in fragile instrumentation and sensitive synths. The lyric-free songs are awe-inspiring and yet accessible.  

Domino Record’s amazing ambient electro wizard, Four Tet, will be returning to Field Day, after his mind-blowing performance at its inaugural event two years ago, to play his first live set in London in over a year. Four Tet will be playing new material as he mixes up gloriously rich synthesizer arpeggios; crisp clusters of disco percussion and melodic flourishes.

Former Arab Strap multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Middleton will also be making an appearance at this year’s Field Day. As part of the now-defunct Falkirk duo, he spent 11 years peddling seedy, sweaty tales of cheap booze, late nights and sexual perversion, and his burgeoning solo career seems to be running along the same thematic lines. Working with numerous luminaries from the Glasgow scene, it’s Malcolm and his songs, however, which are the stars here, confirming Middleton's status as one of the best songwriters of his generation.

With the release of his fourth album, ‘When The Haar Rolls In’, at the end of last year, the softly spoken James Yorkston adds a wonderfully folkish element to Field Day’s line up that will complement its village fete vibe.  And adding a large slice of funk to this year’s event is Brooklyn’s eccentric party starters Apes and Androids.  With famed live performances involving cheerleaders, giant silver skulls and Korean drum circles, this is a band you don’t want to miss. 

Touted as natural successors to the mantle currently held by the likes of Battles, Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem, Errors have been confirmed for a festival slot, plus Fennesz's pretty and melodic music, mixing bent instrumental pop, synth gurgles, white noise, ethereal vocal samples, serious Morricone vibes and much more will add to the spectacle, whilst Dubstep don DJ Skream will be laying down some deliciously jaw-wobbling bass.

Brought to you by London’s most adventurous and daring promoters - Eat Your Own Ears, Adventures In The Beetroot Field, Bugged Out! – Field Day will bring you the most cutting edge line up of bands and DJs in the 2009 Festival season. The heart of East London will be transformed into a Village Fete; 'Village Mentality', a Village Green area within the festival will supply the masses with some countrified fun and games away from sound systems and stages.  Try your luck on the tombola, crack a few nuts on the coconut shy - or just sit on some haybales and stuff your face with homemade cake. Inspired by summer sports days and country fetes - Field Day's very own village green will host stalls and activities throughout the daytime, ranging from sack-racing, to whack-the-rat, Bowling for Bacon and lots more to be announced. Come along, have fun, eat baked goods, and as the country saying goes - "be like an ant in the days of summer”…]]></description>
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  <pubDate>Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:14:30 +0000</pubDate>
  <xcal:dtstart>2009-08-01T00:00:00Z</xcal:dtstart>
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