Live music listings: May 2008Roll the mouse over the dates on the calendar below to see who's playing, then click on the date for the full listing and ticket info. We think it's more intuitive than the old way of clicking five times through months and years to find a show.Click on the mailing list link to your left there and enter your email address and we'll let you know, at the start of every week, who's playing in the next seven days and for how much, and leave you to peruse the full listings here at your liberty and leisure.
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Fri 2nd On The TV presents SCANNERS + Royal Treatment Plant + Betty & The Werewolves + Pamflet DJs
Doors 8.00 Click here for a flyer. Having released their debut album 'Violence is Golden' (Dim Mak) in late February, 9 months after it was released in the USA to massive acclaim, Scanners are continuing their takeover of the UK. With a raucous female lead singer (Sarah) and a scorching female lead guitarist (Amina), "Scanners might well be providing us with Yeah Yeah Yeahs style thrashy kicks in the new year...dripping with highs and lows...alluring throughout" - Artrocker Gigging to plug their single 'Get Played', released on Universal's No Carbon digi-label, Royal Treatment Plant are making major moves on the frontline. Scoring regular airplay on California's renowned KROQ and impressing with live sets on London's XFM radio, Royal Treatment Plant are following up on the promise played out at last year's In The City. "Royal Treatment Plant are a band who could rock an AGM....frontwoman Princess P does a good line in infectious, hair-flicking theatrics: she's a girl worth spilling your beer for." - Disorder Magazine. Openers Betty & The Werewolves are 'a dapperly dressed and incredibly cute quartet catering in soaring choruses and clever lyrics' [The Fly].
Self-styled underground 'zine girls Pamflet are back to tell us what we should be dancing to. They know what they're on about, too, and they dress very well. |
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