HEADLINE TOUR

21/04 – Brighton, The Haunt

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22/04 – Norwich, Arts Centre 

www.norwichartscentre.co.uk / 01603 660352

24/04 – Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms

www.seetickets.com / www.ticketmaster.co.uk / www.gigantic.com / 023 9286 3911

25/04 – Bristol, Thekla

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27/04 – London, Shepherds Bush Empire

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29/04 – Leeds, Cockpit

www.lunatickets.co.uk / 0113 2455570

30/04 – Glasgow, Oran Mor

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01/05 – Manchester, Academy 3

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03/05 – Liverpool, Academy 2

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04/05 – Dublin, Academy 2

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05/05 – Belfast, Stiff Kitten

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07/05 – Sheffield, Leadmill

www.leadmill.co.uk and 0114 2212 828

08/05 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms

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09/05 – Birmingham, Academy 2

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Tickets are available on exclusive pre-sale from 09.00am on February 1st at www.tribesband.com. Tickets then go on general sale at 09.00am on February 3rd.

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OF TAPE VOL. 2

NEW ALBUM OUT MARCH 19

Odd Future Records announces March 19th as the release date for The OF Tape Vol. 2 LP featuring all new music from Tyler, the Creator, Hodgy Beats, Frank Ocean, Leftbrain, Domo Genesis, Mike G, Syd the Kyd and The Internet.

The group will tour the UK shortly, dates as follows:

March 28 – Birmingham, O2 Academy Birmingham

March 29 – London, O2 Academy Brixton

March 31- Manchester, O2 Academy Manchester

April 1- Glasgow, O2 Academy Glasgow

And another for the diary…. Tyler, the Creator’s follow up to Goblin, Wolf, will drop later in the Spring and Mellowhype’s Numbers will drop this summer.

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Grinderman are pleased to announce the release of Grinderman 2 RMX – a collection of remixes, reinterpretations & collaborations based on the songs contained in the band’s 2010 critically celebrated album Grinderman 2.  The album will be available in a deluxe double vinyl edition with CD insert, as well as CD and digital formats and is released on 12th March.

Tracklisting:

Grinderman / Fripp                 “Super Heathen Child”

A Place to Bury Strangers      “Worm Tamer”

Nick Zinner                                 “Bellringer Blues” (exclusive)

UNKLE                                          “Hyper Worm Tamer”

Joshua Homme                           “Mickey Bloody Mouse”

Cat’s Eyes w/ Luke Tristram “When My Baby Comes”

Barry Adamson                          “Palaces Of Montezuma”

Silver Alert (feat Matt Berninger) “Evil”

SixToes                                          “When My Baby Comes” (exclusive)

Andy Weatherall                       “Heathen Child”

Factory Floor                               “Evil”

Grinderman                                “First Evil”

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Enjoy.

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Such a cute smile. And in case you didn’t realise, Murs does “happy songs”. So now you know.

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Symbolic, one of the world’s greatest collections of 20th century pop culture, is proud to present one hundred art works by music icon and Rolling Stones band member Ronnie Wood. The retrospective exhibition will showcase the rock ‘n’ roll legend’s personal and engaging record of an evolving culture centered on celebrity and rock ‘n’ roll from 1960 to the present day.

Ronnie Wood’s renowned musical career has sometimes overshadowed the fact that he is a trained, highly talented and successful artist, possessing an innate skill as a draughtsman. Brian Sewell, world-renowned art historian, has called him ‘an accomplished and respectable artist,’ an opinion also echoed by the fact that in 2004, Marvin Bragg’s prestigious Southbank show dedicated a one-hour special to celebrating Ronnie Wood – the artist.

Wood’s trained eye has led to a series of well-observed sketches of some of the world’s greatest icons that are illustrative of close, personal relationships. The Symbolic collection contains studies of fellow legends such as Jimmy Page (1983) and Eric Clapton. The collection would of course not be complete without Wood’s dynamic studies of the Rolling Stones, such as the 1979 drawing of Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, and Keith Richards jamming on stage when touring with their 1975 album, Black and Blue.

The carefully selected works act as a pictorial biopic of Ronnie Wood’s thrilling life experiences, guiding us through half a century’s worth of rock ‘n’ roll. As well as offering us insight into Ronnie Wood’s personal experiences, the works also presents us with an insider’s view into Ronnie Wood’s celebrated music career. It is fitting that one of the latest works in the exhibition (Essential Crossexion- Album Cover study c.2005) is Ronnie Wood’s personal attempt at recording his journey, illustrating his musical milestones with the Faces, the Creation, the Jeff Beck Group, the Rolling Stones, and his many solo efforts.

Also included within the retrospective are original set lists and handwritten working lyrics for the Rolling Stones, Faces, The Birds and the Jeff Beck Group dating back to 1968, which Wood sketched throughout his career.

Monday 7^th – Saturday 12^thNovember
28 Cork Street, London, W1S 3NG
10 am – 6pm

Vauxhall Fashion Scout is the leading international platform for new innovative designers and internationally renowned for showcasing some of fashion’s most creative names including some of our fav’s Maria Francesca Pepe, Felder Felder, Iris Van Herpen, Eudon Choi, Leutton Postleand William Tempest.

Vauxhall Fashion Scout runs for the full length of London Fashion Week, attracts over 10,000 guests and last season featured over 30 shows and events. Permanently located in Freemasons’ Hall in Covent Garden the event features two catwalk halls, an Exhibition Hall and VIP & Media Lounge.

For London, womenswear and menswear designers can apply for Vauxhall Fashion Scout’s acclaimed awards: ·

Merit Award

·Ones To Watch

·Ones To Watch MEN

Designers can also apply for catwalk, presentation and salon shows and, together with accessories designers, apply for the London Exhibition.

The ‘*Merit Award’*offers a fully sponsored catwalk show during London Fashion Week and a £1000 cash prize. Attracting leading international press and buyers, the prestigious ‘Merit Award’ has included winners such as William Tempest, David Koma, Hermione de Paula, Eudon Choi, Georgia Hardinge and last season’s winner, Leutton Postle.

The internationally renowned ‘*Ones To Watch’ *showcase is a platform designed specifically to launch the freshest new talents to the market in a collaborative back-to-back showcase.The award provides designers with their first opportunity to show to a UK and international audience.With a dedicated exhibition space in London, ‘Ones To Watch’ has become the leading showcase for the next generation of design talent.

Following the successful launch two seasons ago, applications will also open for ‘*Ones To Watch MEN’*, held on the dedicated menswear day during London Fashion Week.

Applications are also open for Vauxhall Fashion Scout’s acclaimed *Paris Showroom*. Featuring the best new talent the showroom attracts top international buyers. It is located in the heart of the Marais, next to the Picasso Museum.

To show at Vauxhall Fashion Scout, designers must have reached the creative and business level required for an event of this stature. Successful designers will be chosen by a Selection Panel of leading industry experts and will be judged on their creativity, quality and business potential.

Selected designers will also benefit from the Vauxhall Fashion Scout year-long mentoring programme, specially tailored to ensure designers have the required skills to develop and maintain successful, sustainable businesses, including: business, branding, production, sales, PR and manufacturing. Applications open on Monday 24th October 2011 and will close on Monday 14th November 2011. To request an application form please contact show@vauxhallfashionscout.com

£5

Screening: Hasta Los Huesos / Down to the Bone (Mexico, 2001)

If the Grim Reaper was Mexican he wouldn’t be so downbeat and melancholy, hiding under his hood and instilling the grip of fear into whoever he seeks. He would knock at your door with a massive grin; bottle in hand and some lively music! In Mexico, November holds the one day of the year that Mr Reaper hangs up his cloak and puts down his scythe- it’s the Day of the Dead, Día de los Muertos.

The Day of the Dead is one of the most vivid and traditional holidays celebrated in Mexico. In this special edition of ‘We Don’t Speak Mexican’, this fun and beautiful tradition is brought to The Book Club with the aim to educate on one of the most important customs in Mexican culture. And of course we’ll be learning some handy Spanish phrases and words along the way! As with everything the Mexicans do, nothing is dull, everything is in full Technicolor, and they fully intend to express what a joyous occasion death can be.

‘We Don’t Speak Mexican’ asks each guest to bring along an image of a loved one who has passed on. Don’t worry if not, a drawing on the spot will work just as well. Everyone will have the chance to celebrate their chosen loved one by building an altar out of all the pictures along with special bread of the dead, Mexican hot chocolate, alcohol and flowers. Each of the items have a significant meaning and guests will be invited to have their faces decorated. Most importantly, guests will be asked to share their comical, crazy and touching stories of their loved ones as a way to make their memory live on. They’ll also be a pop quiz on all the Spanish sayings learnt on the night, so make sure you’re listening carefully to win some Mexican prizes! And as another additional treat on the night, they’ll be a short screening of fascinating animation Hasta Los Huesos / Down to the Bone; claymation at its very best.

Friday 5th November

SCANDALISM THE JUAN MACLEAN ‘EVERYBODY GET CLOSE’ ALBUM LAUNCH
9pm – 2am

£7 in advance

JUAN MACLEAN (DFA) DJ
Bxentric (Moda)
Kiwi DJ
Scarlett Etienne DJ
Safari live
Dimbleby & Capper live
Concrete Disco live
Siren Dipity DJs
Samblanco DJ

This November the Queen of Hoxton is extremely excited to announce the UK launch party for The Juan Maclean’s newest piece of work and compilation album, Everybody Get Close. After a busy couple of years focusing on side projects such as Juan’s new guise Peach Melba and creating a volume to add to the DJ Kicks series, among many a remix, The Juan Maclean have put their efforts into creating this superb compilation made up of remastered tracks, remixes and some brand new material. Due for general release on Monday 24^th October, the album will be a sneak peek into what the band are currently producing for their third album on DFA. Jetting across the Atlantic all the way from the Big Apple, Juan will be playing an exclusive DJ set for Scandalism at the Queen, no doubt peppered with deep house and some fantastic disco treats.

For this special occasion Scandalism have also enlisted DJ talent Bxentric and new DJ on the scene, Kiwi as well as Safari and Concrete Disco live. Do not miss this rare chance to see Juan Maclean DJ on London turf.

Friday 11th November
DISCO SHED SOUNDSYSTEM PRESENTS DADDGY G (MASSIVE ATTACK)
8pm – 3am

£5 before 9pm/£7 after

Daddy G (Massive Attack)

Count Skylarkin & MC Honey Brown

Del Gazeebo

Peepshow Paddy

“You can give people well organized festivals but it’s this kind of magic that will stick” mtv.com on Disco Shed Soundsystem

The Disco Shedonists return to The Book Club after their summer festival antics with an old friend in tow – Bristol sound pioneer Daddy G. As part of Massive Attack, Grant Marshall has had a hand in making some of the most soulful, edgy and uplifting British records of the past three decades. His DJ sets are always straight out of the top drawer – spanning dub, reggae, hip hop, soul, garage, drum & bass and block party gems that hark back to his 80′s soundsystem days with the Wild Bunch. Plus support from Count Skylarkin & MC Honey Brown and more of that DIY garden party raving vibe, courtesy of Del Gazeebo and Peepshow Paddy. This night is not to be missed!

Daddy G
There’s not much one can say about this loping, deep-voiced musical behemoth that is Grant Marshall, aka Daddy G that hasn’t been uttered already in the many fawning plaudits that have peppered his lengthy career as a DJ, producer, performer and tall bloke in Massive Attack. His contribution to the Bristol band has resulted in some of the most soulful, edgy and uplifting records that this country has produced in the past 20 years – from Unfinished Sympathy and Hymn Of The Big Wheel right up to recent collaborations with the likes of Terry Callier, Mos Def and Snoop Dogg. Plus a very recent relationship with tastemakers Burial, whose collaborative single has been setting the blog world on fire.

Like his band, Daddy G’s DJ sets eschew time and trend to hit the mark on every occasion – as highlighted on his excellent DJ Kicks mix for K7.