Radiohead respond to blackmail by releasing all content stolen last week.
“This year, there are really strong strands to the festival, which will resonate differently with everyone – from contemporary theatre to diverse music, the best in family entertainment and outdoor spectacles. Our focus has been on creating unforgettable experiences, using our spaces in an innovative way, which fully embraces our mission and commitment to delivering unusual quality productions and performers for all – enabling everyone to keep seeing things differently.”
Comedy superstar John Bishop is delighted to announce a limited run of Work In Progress stand-up shows across the UK.
Melbourne’s City Calm Down have announced their third album, Television, will be released via I Oh You on 23 August. To coincide with the news, the band have revealed the second single from the album, Stuck (On The Eastern)
“The play has strong messages of friendship, conflict, challenging prejudice – but most of all love. We are excited to be bringing the show back to Manchester in September for a longer run.”
The Wombats’ frontman Matthew ‘Murph’ Murphy has announced his brand new solo project, Love Fame Tragedy.
‘I can’t fault this show. It’s a brilliantly crafted piece … quite literally never a dull moment, and that’s really quite rare.’ Always Time For Theatre
The highly anticipated album, Sweetener, was released in August 2018 and debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 Album chart.
In the two decades that have elapsed since Richard Hawley abandoned band life full-time, first with The Longpigs and then as Pulp’s guitarist, the 52-year-old songwriter has forged one of the most singular and diverse careers in modern music.
THE LEISURE SOCIETY are heading back out on the road in September, promoting their new album “Arrivals & Departures”.