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Gig listings
Friday February 17
Orson+The Motorettes+The Puzzle+club afterwards: Westwood and
Chris Goldfinger
Not only should you go for Orson – one of the sparkiest
pop groups around at the moment and definitely tapping on the
shoulder of ‘big things’ – stick around to see
Radio One’s Westwood clowning about. Only he takes himself
seriously – you really should laugh at him.Bar Academy
(Angel Tube) £6 for gig. Club is £8 for boys and
free for girls.
Roll Deep: Big name Grimesters. Barfly (Chalk Farm Tube) £5.
Saturday February 18
Magic Numbers: Catch this breakthrough team of siblings before
they leave to crack America. Bar Academy (Angel Tube) XFM competition
winners
Sunday February 19
Camden Soul: See Preview.
The Dome at the Boston Arms (Tufnel Park Tube) £3 before,
£4 on the door.
Monday February 20
The Bravery: Topping the BBC’s Most Promising New Act poll
in 2005, this honest electro rock band aren’t making any
mistakes (I really should put a stop to these cheesy puns).
Astoria (Charing Cross Tube) £17.10.
Tuesday February 21
Kanye West: The new American hip hop hero. Hammersmith Apollo
(Hammersmith Tube) £30-27.50.
Red Star Rebels: Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee got onstage with
these metalheadz when they performed at Cargo recently. Purple
Turtle (Mornington Crescent Tube) £6.
Wednesday February 22
Lorraine: See Preview. Barfly
(Chalk Farm Tube) £6
The Concretes: Stockholm pop trio – a favourite with people
in the know. Scala (King’s Cross) £10
Thursday February 23
The Guillemots: Eccentric pop group that are getting industry
bods in a tiz. Bar Academy (Angel Tube) £6.50.
David Nelson & Banana: Jerry Garcia’s (Grateful Dead)
former band mate and Youngbloods founding member join forces
for their first ever European show. Green Note (Camden Town
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