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tuesday
25 january Tonight
has American punk rawkers Green Day (pictured) playing the
second of two sold-out dates at the Brixton Academy, while the Black
Country's sampledelic groove machine Pop Will Eat Itself
are back together again and touring with a second night of mayhem
at the Shepherds Bush Empire.
interested?
hear
Green Day and
Green
Day - Brixton Academy, 211 Stockwell Road SW9 7pm/
SOLD OUT - returns only
0870 771 2000, tube/rail: Brixton
Pop
Will Eat Itself - Shepherds
Bush Empire, Shepherds Bush Green W12 7pm/
limited availability @ £17.50
0870 771 2000, tube: Shepherds Bush
wednesday
26 january Meanwhile
Wednesday boasts Irish tunesmiths Hal (pictured) at the Barfly,
while a new look Idlewild preview material from their upcoming
album Warnings/Promises (Parlophone Records) at one of my
favourite London theatres, the Shaw in the Euston Road.
Hal
- Barfly, 49 Chalk Farm Road NW1 7.30pm/
some tickets available @ £6 adv
020 7691 4243, tube: Chalk Farm
interested?
hear Idlewild
and ()
Idlewild
- Shaw Theatre, 100 Euston Road NW1
7.30pm/
SOLD OUT - returns only
0870 033 2600, tube/rail: Euston, Kings Cross
thursday
27 january And
finally, Thursday
sees the mighty Gang Of Four air their influential punk/funk
at the Shepherds Bush Empire, while one of Ryan Adams' favourite
singer/songwriters, Jesse Malin, lights up the Islington
Academy. Nice.
Gang
Of Four - Shepherds
Bush Empire, Shepherds Bush Green W12 7pm/
limited availability @ £21
0870 771 2000, tube: Shepherds Bush
Jesse
Malin - Bar Academy, 16 Parkfield Street N1 7pm/
tickets available @ £13
020 7288 4400, tube: Angel
Lord
Crowley's groove-filled radio show on 94.9fm on Saturdays
between 6-8pm. 
Tonight
has American punk rawkers Green Day (pictured) playing the
second of two sold-out dates at the Brixton Academy, while the Black
Country's sampledelic groove machine Pop Will Eat Itself
are back together again and touring with a second night of mayhem
at the Shepherds Bush Empire.
Meanwhile
Wednesday boasts Irish tunesmiths Hal (pictured) at the Barfly,
while a new look Idlewild preview material from their upcoming
album Warnings/Promises (Parlophone Records) at one of my
favourite London theatres, the Shaw in the Euston Road.
And
finally, Thursday
sees the mighty Gang Of Four air their influential punk/funk
at the Shepherds Bush Empire, while one of Ryan Adams' favourite
singer/songwriters, Jesse Malin, lights up the Islington
Academy. Nice.
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