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Un-convention 2009: Music and Pies

May 28th, 2009 — 12:12am

Following on from its inaugural year in 2008, Un-convention returns in June to bring independent music debate and performance to the Sacred Trinity Church  in Salford.

Un-convention 2009, Salford

Last year’s event complemented the more mainstream In The City conference – but with its early summer slot this time around, the event is even more tempting. Here’s what’s on offer panels-wise (click on each for more information):

And the music programme isn’t bad either, with Everything Everything, The Loose Salute, Arthur Delaney, Magic Arm, Jake Flowers and I Am Kloot among the potential highlights.

Plenty of familiar names are signed up: Peter Hook, John Robb, Jay Taylor, Howard Monk from The Local… plus BBC DJ Tom Robinson is lending his support in the form of an Introducing show featuring 22 tracks from artists involved, and sessions with Kyte, Sisters of Transistors and Gallops.

Un-convention 2009 kicks off next Thursday, 4 June, and continues throughout Friday and Saturday. A full pass costs £40 and live music tickets cost £7.50 per night or £18 for all three nights. Check out the Un-convention site for more details, and follow the event on Twitter.

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Sounds From The Other City – ticket news

May 2nd, 2009 — 10:04am

It’s the first Bank Holiday weekend in May, which means Sounds From The Other City is happening tomorrow, Sunday, along Salford’s Chapel Street. Each of its previous four years have sold out – and 2009 looks to be no different. Here’s a note from one of the organisers:

Just a quick message to say that the last 40 Sounds From the Other City tickets went in Piccadilly Records on Firiday afternoon. Quay tickets is sold out now so this is your last chance to get hold of one.

There’s no guestlist and there won’t be any tickets available on the day. Stage times for the event, which kicks off at 3pm, are up on the SFTOC Facebook group.

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Sounds From The Other City 2009

April 21st, 2009 — 9:57pm

Sounds From The Other City 2009Salford’s only new music festival is back! Or is it in fact Salford’s only music festival? Either way, Sounds From The Other City returns for its fifth outing on Bank Holiday Sunday, 3 May. We’ll be there supporting what is one of (Greater) Manchester’s best one-day events – assuming we can get tickets before it inevitably sells.

This year there are 10 promoters involved, with Terrorist, Hoya:Hoya, Your Mama’s Cookin, Bad Uncle and Huw Stephens among them. Here’s how their various stages are lining up…

LAMB AND WOLF @ THE KINGS ARMS

Sleeping States
Chops
Mazes
Wulf Wulf
Banjo or Freakout
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YOUR MAMA’S COOKIN @ THE SALFORD ARMS

Earnie’s Rhythm Section
Vinny and The Curse
JD Smith
Tom Attah
Zacc Rogers
Jack Pudding & Hans Abattoir

+ Rockabilly Bingo, Doo Wop Raffle, Jump-blues Bake-off, Vintage Stalls and more…

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MIND ON FIRE & HOYA:HOYA @ THE MARK ADDY

Live artwork by SKETCH CITY artists
Focused Lights Installation by VJ CYCLOPTIC
YouTube AV set by NORVUN DEVOLUTION
Illum Sphere (Fat City / Hoya:Hoya)
LA77 (live – Timbreland / Mind on Fire)
Mind on Fire House Band (live)

Resident DJs from Mind on Fire & Hoya:Hoya
JONNY DUB / RYAN HUNN / WOLI WOLS / LOGA / ZOIR

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BAD UNCLE @ UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

Fonik (Performing to Ghosts)
Gnod (Performing to The Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda)
Sam and the Plants (live improvisation to animation)
A Middle Sex (performing live to Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Lodger)
SoPhIeS pIgEoNS (live set)
David A Jaycock

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COMFORTABLE ON A TIGHTROPE @ SALFORD RESTORATION OFFICE

Lexie Mountain Boys
Former Bullies
Sir Yes Sir

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GOLDEN LAB @ FROM SPACE

The Skaters
OAWRE
Bridget Hayden
Serfs

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BRING ON THE DANCING HORSES @ ROVERS RETURN

Plugs
Cats in Paris
The Invisible
Young British Artists
Hot Knives
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SWN @ SACRED TRINITY CHURCH

Marina and the Diamonds
Gallops!
Peggy Sue
Sweet Baboo
The Tombots
Nia Morgan

Jakokoyak DJ set
Huw Stephens DJ set

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TERRORIST UPSTAIRS @ BLACK LION

Legowelt
Digitonal
Dorian Wood
Troubleshooter
Mark Jones
English Electric
GordonTinnitus

Our picks from the lineup so far are Sleeping States, Mazes, Young British Artists, Banjo or Freakout, Sam and the Plant, Gnod, Cats in Paris and Former Bullies.

The day runs from 3pm until late and tickets are just £12.50 from QuayTickets.com and Piccadilly Records on Oldham Street.

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