HOP FARM MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES FINAL ACTS

16 May 2012 | aaamusic

The Hop Farm Music Festival has released the final acts to be gracing the stages with headliners BOB DYLAN (UK exclusive), PETER GABRIEL AND THE NEW BLOOD ORCHESTRA (UK exclusive) and SUEDE (UK festival exclusive). They include acoustic singer songwriter … Read More

Latitude Festival Interviews – Part 2

28 May 2011 | aaamusic

Find below the second series of interviews with performs at Latitude festival.

This week’s instalment includes I Am Kloot, Salena Godden, They Might Be Giants, Carly Smallman, Doc Brown and Tim Crouch

They Might Be Giants (John Flansburgh) – … Read More

2010 Barclaycard Mercury Prize Awards Show – Tuesday 7 September

1 September 2010 | aaamusic

2010 Barclaycard Mercury Prize Awards Show – Tuesday 7 September The Barclaycard Mercury Prize Awards Show is being held next Tuesday, 7 September in London. The event will feature performances from this year’s shortlisted artists and will culminate … Read More

HARD ROCK PRESENTS ‘I AM KLOOT’ – MANCHESTER 1 SEPTEMBER

26 August 2010 | aaamusic

Hard Rock International and Absolute Radio have today announced that Mercury Music prize nominated I AM KLOOT frontman John Bramwell will be performing as part of the monthly ‘Hard Rock Presents Absolute Radio Sessions’, at Hard Rock Cafe Manchester on … Read More

I Am Kloot – Sky At Night

6 July 2010 | aaamusic

2008, 2009, 2010. Two years in which long running Mancunian bands made the jump from critically revered indie stalwarts to national treasures and one year in which I Am Kloot attempt to carry on this glorious tradition. And I’m … Read More

I Am Kloot Unveil UK Tour Dates

5 July 2010 | aaamusic

I Am Kloot have announced a new UK tour in support of their recently released album ‘Sky At Night’.

The Manchester band head out on the road this September and October, with dates including a gig at London‘s Union Chapel … Read More

I Am Kloot – Album Making Documentary

22 June 2010 | aaamusic

I’m listening to Sky At Night during a very quiet week, the quietest week that Europe has experienced in more than half a century. A volcano – Eyjafjallajokull (which surely must be Icelandic for supercalifragilistic) – has erupted, closing … Read More