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(Above: Led Bib)
Led Bib should be a pop band. They have those strong individual looks of bands that I used to pull out of Smash Hits when I was younger. The exotic looking one, the young looking one, the smouldering one, the bad ass, the kind of goofy but really he’s the cutest one. Ahem, [...]

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(above is an image of a beaver, it has no relevance to the below post, aside from that i quite like it)
Spitalfields has been the spiritual home of pies since Square Pie laid down its steak and ale roots there back in 2001 (on reflection, it probably goes back a wee bit further, what with [...]

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Glasswerks presents:
Richard Godwin
Wednesday 2nd April at Tommy Flynn’s, 55 Camden High Street, NW1
Doors 7.30pm (on stage 9.30pm)

A startlingly original voice, capable of provoking hilarity, bliss and/or abject terror in audiences, Richard Godwin will make an unusual mark in 2008. Most often compared to an English Jacques Brel, he has developed a confrontational, dramatic performing style, [...]

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Frauke Requardt presents…
ROADKILL CAFE
A dance work in two parts set to a searing jazz score from John Zorn, performed in full for the first time on 18 & 19 April 2008 at The Place

“And then the Prime Minister approaches me and says ‘Daniel, you’re jazz. What do we do? There’s a war on. We need [...]

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A load of new artists have been confirmed for the End of the Road Festival 2008, taking place from 12 – 14 September at Larmer Tree Gardens in Dorset.
They are: Low, Dirty Three, British Sea Power, American Music Club, Billy Childish, Akron/Family, Kimya Dawson, Darren Hayman (Darren and Jack Play Hefner Songs), FM Belfast, Laura [...]

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Roadkill Cafe, Venice

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226 days to go…

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Led Bib Live and Local

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29 November 2007 6pm – 9pm
Old Spitalfields Market, E1
FREE

***An alternative Christmas service by Bestival favourites Lost & Found and Big Love, with singing, dancing, performance, games, mulled wine, a surprise celebrity visit, a “Sympathetic Reverend” called Duncan Pritchard and a Helium Choir***
On Thursday 29th November Old Spitalfields Market launches “A Merry Different Christmas”, a celebration [...]

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