Cherry Tree, Cantebury

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

29th Apr 2008

Our latest manifestation plays the Cherry Tree. Canterbury, on Tuesday 29th April. No, it’s not the James Bradley Band, it’s US!!

Support tbc….

[Posted by Alex, 4:52 pm, 25 April 2008]

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Casey’s, Canterbury

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

5th Mar 2008

We are emerging from hibernation to play a gig at Casey’s in Canterbury on Wednesday 5th March, supporting Syd Arthur. Entry is free.

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[Posted by Gavin, 7:13 pm, 28 February 2008]

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Belgian Cafe, Ramsgate

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

16th Nov 2007

Alex will be playing solo at the Belgian Cafe, Harbour Parade, Ramsgate on 16th November, accompanying a photographic exhibition, including the work of Gerardo Calia, who has taken so many outstanding photos of us.

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[Posted by Gavin, 7:28 pm, 4 November 2007]

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The Pier, Herne Bay

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

2nd Nov 2007

Alex is doing a solo set (supporting someone good, but we don’t know who yet) at the Pier, Herne Bay this Friday (2nd November).

[Posted by Gavin, 6:22 pm, 31 October 2007]

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Prince of Wales, Herne Bay

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

28th Oct 2007

We’re playing at the Prince of Wales, Mortimer Street, Herne Bay, along with the Boxing Octopus, on Sunday 28th October.

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[Posted by Gavin, 8:32 am, 19 October 2007]

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Vic’s Vapour Club, The Cricketers, Canterbury

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

12th Oct 2007

We’re doing an acoustic set at Vic’s Vapour Club at the Cricketers, St Peters Street, Canterbury, on 12th October.

Places mentioned in this post:

[Posted by Gavin, 10:20 am, 16 September 2007]

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OSMC, Canterbury (private party)

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

16th Dec 2007

We’re playing at a private party at Orange Street Music Club, Canterbury, on 16th December.

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[Posted by Gavin, 4:39 pm, 14 September 2007]

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Studio 88, Camden

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

CANCELLED:

We’re not playing at Studio 88 in Camden on Sunday 11th November.

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[Posted by Alex, 4:37 pm, 14 September 2007]

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New Cross Inn, London

Our Gigs/Future Gigs

15th Sep 2007

New Cross All Dayer

We’re playing at an all-dayer at the New Cross Inn on Saturday 15th September, along with The Alps, Nebraska, Scuzz, The Lost Levels, The Berlin Girls, and The Run Up plus DJs. From 4pm to 2am, entry is only £3. We’re on around 6 or 7pm. We’re playing as an acoustic duo because Leo is on the other side of the world!

[Posted by Gavin, 2:03 pm, 9 September 2007]

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Return From New York

Our Gigs/Past Gigs

Yes, we’re back from the (deep breath) New York Summer Antifolk Festival 2007!!- and aside from jet lag and a mild sense of anticlimax, it was pretty damn good.

So what were we doing? At the behest of Lach, the originator of the Antifolk anti-genre and the organiser of the festival, we went to play two sets at The Fort, the Antifolk HQ situated in the back of the Sidewalk Café in the Lower East Side.

The Fort is a small, intimate venue, with an in-house upright piano and a PA/desk that all actually work! (UK venues, take note…). If you know Canterbury, it’s probably best described as being how Orange Street ought to be (and probably thinks it is!), but really isn’t…

On Monday (20th August) we did a two-song primer set at the Antihoot open mic and on Wednesday (22nd August) a 25-minute set that was recorded for posterity (downloads available soon!). Only me and Leo could afford to make the trip, so we chose to make it a stripped-down guitar and piano affair (knowing that the venue has a piano, this made logistics a little easier!). The set was: Dance of the Midwich Cuckoos (unfortunately beset by tuning woe- humidity and new strings!), It’s A Small Town, Barking Up the Wrong Tree, Cocoon and Moment of Clarity.

In addition to this we enountered a number of interesting antifolkers including Somer (pronounced ‘summer’) and Cheese on Bread (though the latter sadly via CD than in person). We survived jet lag, humidity, rain, card stoppages (******** to Barclays!), confusion with bizarre local custom/plumbing and had a generally ace time (Two gigs! Feeling queasy up the Rockerfeller Centre! A Thai Meal for six quid! Jackson Pollocks and Cezannes in the flesh! Etc!).

So that was our first US, er, ‘tour’. What next? Europe! Asia! The World! Any questions?

[Posted by Alex, 11:28 am, 31 August 2007]

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