Tin Pan Alley Festival to take place on 17th September
aaamusic | On 03, Sep 2011
TIN PAN ALLEY FESTIVAL SEPT 17TH 2011 FEAT
ED HARCOURT, LEWIS FLOYD HENRY, THE POPES AND MORE TICKETS ONSALE (£10)
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Goldmine presents
TIN PAN ALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL
In association with Marshall Amplifiers and Philippe Dubruille guitars
SATURDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2011
2:00PM – 2:00AM
TIN PAN ALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL
In association with Marshall Amplifiers and Philippe Dubruille guitars
SATURDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2011
2:00PM – 2:00AM
1 TICKET =3 VENUES: THE BORDERLINE, THE 12BAR CLUB, THE ALLEYCAT
Featuring: ED HARCOURT – THE POPES – LEWIS FLOYD HENRY
THE HOMOSEXUALS – JOANA & THE WOLF
Featuring: ED HARCOURT – THE POPES – LEWIS FLOYD HENRY
THE HOMOSEXUALS – JOANA & THE WOLF
Plus 40 more acts including:
The Dash – Melody Nelson – Tess Parks – De Shamonix – Complete Radio Silence
Graveltones – The Connectors – Sabatta – Anto Dust – Tall Poppies – Sheet Noise
Tiny Birds – The Blind Hearts – The Valkarys – Lucho
More To Be Announced
Tickets only £10 available online from HMV Tickets, Ticketweb, WeGotickets
And in person from all participating venues
The Dash – Melody Nelson – Tess Parks – De Shamonix – Complete Radio Silence
Graveltones – The Connectors – Sabatta – Anto Dust – Tall Poppies – Sheet Noise
Tiny Birds – The Blind Hearts – The Valkarys – Lucho
More To Be Announced
Tickets only £10 available online from HMV Tickets, Ticketweb, WeGotickets
And in person from all participating venues
London’s “Tin Pan Alley” is quite simply Europe’s premiere music street. Filled with specialist music shops, it is the bastion of songwriters, studios, guitars and all things revered by those who are passionate about music. Pretty much every music great has performed or recorded in Tin Pan Alley; The Beatles,The Rolling Stones, The Kinks and Jimi Hendrix have all made music history in this street and the Sex Pistols notoriously recorded their first demos there when they lived above number 6.The Tin Pan Alley Music Festival aims to celebrate the capital’s musical legacy and continue tradition by showcasing current rhythm & blues artists, diverse bands and singer songwriters alongside up and coming bands.
Artists so far confirmed include Mercury nominated Ed Harcourt, Celtic legends The Popes, cult heroes Gallon Drunk, Clapton and Ronnie Wood’s axeman Stephen Dale Petit and astounding one man band Lewis Floyd Henry fresh from Ray Davies’ Meltdown, along with 40 other established and up and coming acts.
A special event to be announced shortly will also take place at midnight to commemorate the 41st
anniversary of the death of Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix died in London during the early hours of 18th
September 1970. The completely independent one-day festival takes place in three venues which lay in the vicinity of Tin Pan Alley: The Borderline, The 12Bar Club and The Alleycat Bar.
One ticket will give music lovers access to a 12 hour marathon of gigs at all three venues from 2pm until 2am. In order to make this festival accessible during these economically difficult times tickets will be priced at £10.
Artists so far confirmed include Mercury nominated Ed Harcourt, Celtic legends The Popes, cult heroes Gallon Drunk, Clapton and Ronnie Wood’s axeman Stephen Dale Petit and astounding one man band Lewis Floyd Henry fresh from Ray Davies’ Meltdown, along with 40 other established and up and coming acts.
A special event to be announced shortly will also take place at midnight to commemorate the 41st
anniversary of the death of Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix died in London during the early hours of 18th
September 1970. The completely independent one-day festival takes place in three venues which lay in the vicinity of Tin Pan Alley: The Borderline, The 12Bar Club and The Alleycat Bar.
One ticket will give music lovers access to a 12 hour marathon of gigs at all three venues from 2pm until 2am. In order to make this festival accessible during these economically difficult times tickets will be priced at £10.
