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End of the Road shuffle line-up Hot Chip, Sleaford Mods, Stereolab, Jonny Greenwood, John Grant and more replace overseas acts published: Wed 5th May 2021 daily capacity: 14000 The line-up for Larmer Tree Gardens, in Tollard Royal, nr Salisbury, from  Thursday 2nd to Sunday 5th September 2021 has had to be revised since it was announced in December to reflect those acts including Pixies, Bright Eyes, Aldous Harding, Perfume Genius, and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever,  who are not now able ...

Big Joanie, and Billy NoMates, to headline new music alldayer at Bedford Esquires tickets on sale now eremony#1, a new music alldayer which takes place at Bedford Esquires, Bedford on The all-day, multi room event will also feature performances by  Esquires owner Gareth Barber said: " We started planning this during the last couple of months of lockdown, when it looked like we might be able to start putting gigs on again over the summer. 2020 was Esquires 30th anniversary as an independent m...

Rising three-piece Regressive Left have shared their new single Take The Hit. The band hail from Luton and Bedford, three friends who found each other once more in London. Taking their cues from those early DFA Records 12 inches, were also hearing some Mudd Club early 80s vibes in there, too. New single Take The Hit opens with crunching analogue electronics reminiscent of the first New Order album, punctuated by Morse code guitar lines. Theres shades of the Orielles, even, while Regressive Lef...