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| Kate Nash plays tiny gig on eve of album triumph Kate Nash played an intimate set in aid of the Save Camden Stables Market campaign at the Boogaloo bar in north London tonight (August 9). Following a short speech from the organisers about how the old market is been transformed into a shopping mall, the singer, who volunteered to play the show herself after hearing about the campaign, took the stage with her band. "Thanks for coming, I think it's really important we're here for a worthy cause," declared Nash as she opened with 'Mariella'. She then played a set showcasing tracks from her Number One-bound debut album 'Made Of Bricks' which was released on Monday (August 6). Taking the evening's campaigning spirit to heart, the singer paused the gig midway through and offered to hand out press releases to the media in the crowd, before called on all of the audience to back the Camden campaign, declaring: "We don't want every street in London to look the same because that would be fucking boring!" Moving throughout the 45 minute set between her piano and guitar, Nash admitted she was struggling the pub's tiny stage, endearingly telling the crowd as she squeezed herself in front of the drums that "I feel like the cymbal is going to cut my bum in half!" Later after playing 'We Get On', Nash then gave everyone an insight into her growing popularity, explaining, "I read a comment on the internet from a bloke moaning that 'We Get On' is becoming like a karaoke track, but I was so excited by the idea it might be on a karaoke machine one day!" She followed this a spot of her own karaoke, playing a cover of Cold War Kids which Nash admitted wasn't perhaps as well rehearsed as she would have liked. "We're doing a cover now, I don't know all the words so I might make them up," she told the pub as she launched into 'Hang Me Up To Dry'. There was no mistaking the words for 'Foundations' though, with Nash playing an extended version of the Number Two single, including a verse about her awful boyfriend "getting sick on my trainers". After accidentally unplugging her own microphone, Nash then wound-up the show plugging the campaign's website Savecamdenstablesmarket.co.uk before playing a solo version of 'Little Red'. |
Lollapalooza seeks new talent Lollapalooza Festival organisers have announced the details of a contest that gives US bands the chance to perform at the massive Chicago event. Last Band Standing asks bands to submit their music and information online so the public can vote on them. Finalists will compete at a live show in Chicago where celebrity judges will determine the winners. The winner of the competition and the first runner-up will be given performance slots at the festival August 3-5 at Chicago's Grant Park, where they'll share the stage with the likes of Interpol, Muse, Iggy and the Stooges, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Pearl Jam and Modest Mouse. For further information, visit Lollpalooza.mp3.com. |
Kings Of Leon hit high on Billboard chart Kings of Leon's third album 'Because Of The Times' has earned the band their most successful first week sales in the US so far. Hitting the Billboard charts at number 25, and with sales in excess of 40,000 copies, the Nashville band are one step closer to super stardom in the US. Despite their popularity in the UK, including the number one album this week, the band have yet to repeat that success at home. However, with each tour selling out larger venues than before, frontman Caleb Followill is excited to hit the road in the US, including a date at New York's Roseland Ballroom. Speaking to NME.COM, Followill revealed the band have always felt welcome in the Big Apple. "We were scared to death when we were first starting out at the thought of playing New York because we knew we were definitely different from a lot of music there, but they embraced it. The thing with New York is if you're going to do something they want you to do it full on, and all out. I mean when we got there it didn't matter that we sounded country or looked funny, they applauded us for it." They will play: Indio, CA Coachella Festival (April 28) Seattle, WA Moore Theater (May 2) Portland, OR Crystal Ballroom (3) Denver, CO Ogden (5) Kansas City, MO Voodoo Lounge @ Harrah's (6) Tulsa, OK Cains (7) Austin, TX Stubbs (9) New Orleans, LA House of Blues (11) Houston, TX Warehouse Live (12) Dallas, TX House of Blues (13) Indianapolis, IN Vogue (15) Milwaukee, WI Rave (17) Minneapolis, MN First Ave (18) Chicago, IL Riviera (19) Louisville, KY Headliners (21) Cleveland, OH House of Blues (22) Cincinnati, OH Bogarts (24) St. Louis, MO Pageant (25) Atlanta, GA Tabernacle (June 1) Asheville, NC Orange Peel (2) New York, NY Roseland (5) Boston, MA Avalon (6) Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory (7) Toronto, ONT Kool Haus (12) Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall (13) Manchester, TN Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival (15) |
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