Saint Etienne are popping across the Irish Channel to play their classic album Foxbase Alpha in it’s entirety at the National Concert Hall in Dublin.
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Sept 5: End Of The Road festival
September 5, 2015Saint Etienne will be performing their classic Foxbase Alpha album at this year’s End Of The Road festival.
The festival takes place at Larmer Tree Gardens, near Blandford, in Dorset from 4-6 September. For more info, click here
June 21: Leeds – City Varieties – Sarah Cracknell solo
June 21, 2015Sarah releases her brand new solo album in June and to mark the occasion she is heading out on an intimate tour around the UK.
Get tickets for Leeds City Varieties here
Doors at 7.00
Support is from Sea Of Bees.
June 20: Manchester – Deaf Institute – Sarah Cracknell solo
June 20, 2015Sarah releases her brand new solo album in June and to mark the occasion she is heading out on an intimate tour around the UK.
Get tickets for Manchester Deaf Institute here
Doors at 7.00
Support is from Sea Of Bees.
June 19: Glasgow – Oran Mor – Sarah Cracknell solo
June 19, 2015Sarah releases her brand new solo album in June and to mark the occasion she is heading out on an intimate tour around the UK.
Get tickets for Glasgow Oran Mor here
Doors at 7.30
Support is from Sea Of Bees.
June 17: London – Bush Hall – Sarah Cracknell solo
June 17, 2015Sarah releases her brand new solo album in June and to mark the occasion she is heading out on an intimate tour around the UK.
Get tickets for London Bush Hall here
Doors at 7.00
Support is from Sea Of Bees.
June 16: Brighton – Komedia – Sarah Cracknell solo
June 16, 2015Sarah releases her brand new solo album in June and to mark the occasion she is heading out on an intimate tour around the UK.
Get tickets for Brighton Komedia here
Doors at 7.30
Support is from Sea Of Bees.
May 21: Brighton Dome – ‘How We Used To Live’ show
May 21, 2015Director Paul Kelly’s elegant and evocative film about the UK’s capital. Narrated by Ian McShane, the film uses coloured archive footage from the 1950s through to the 1980s to portray the ‘New Elizabethan’ age – from the optimistic post-war era to the dawn of Thatcherism. A striking and rousing look at a city that is constantly changing whilst staying the same at its core.
“5/5 – A cherishable, woozy-hazy trawl of London from post-war days to yuppiedom’ The Guardian
Saint Etienne will also play an extra set of their hits alongside brand new songs in this special event.
Doors: 20.00
Tickets here
