{"id":10398,"date":"2013-06-02T19:01:48","date_gmt":"2013-06-02T18:01:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/?p=10398"},"modified":"2013-06-09T18:39:27","modified_gmt":"2013-06-09T17:39:27","slug":"top-3-gigs-week-beginning-3rd-june","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/top-3-gigs-week-beginning-3rd-june\/","title":{"rendered":"TOP THREE GIGS – Week Beginning 3rd June."},"content":{"rendered":"

GIG ONE <\/strong>
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\nFor something a little different this Friday<\/strong>, head on down to The Contemporary<\/a><\/strong> for Pentatronix \u2013 a collaborative celebration of world music.
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\nSABAR SOUNDSYSTEM<\/a><\/strong>
\n15-piece percussion mavericks SABAR SOUNDSYSTEM<\/a><\/strong> take world-flavoured dance beats and Western tunes to create something hypnotic to watch & impossible to forget. With influences from across the globe, SABAR SOUNDSYSTEM<\/a><\/strong> are fresh, original & completely unique.
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\nHAIKI LOKI<\/a><\/strong>
\nHailing from Ethiopia & calling Notts her home, HAIKI LOKI<\/a><\/strong> is a hidden gem of the Notts music scene. A self-taught singer\/song-writer, her edgy brand of Soul takes influences from numerous cultural and musical experiences and makes for something totally refreshing.
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\nAlso on the night will be Chinese virtuoso string player Ling Peng<\/strong>, mesmerizing beats from Biant Singh<\/strong> on tabla plus Sura Susso<\/strong>, an enchanting Kora (African harp) player from the Gambia.
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\nAnd then there is the night’s show piece event – PENTATRONIX. A specially commissioned collaborative work between SABAR SOUNDSYSTEM<\/a><\/strong>, Ling Peng<\/strong> and producer Si Tew<\/strong>. Find out more in the brand new LeftLion <\/strong>which is out this weekend, you can also get a sneak peak in this you tube VID<\/a>.
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\nPRICE: \u00a38 adv, \u00a310 otd.
\nDOORS: 8pm
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\nGIG TWO<\/strong>
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\nOn June 8th, FISTS<\/a><\/strong> are pulling out all the stops for the release of their LP \u2018Phantasm\u2019<\/em> by throwing the mother of all release parties at The Union Rowing Club<\/strong>. Promising a day filled with music, merriment & jerk chicken. We were sold at merriment, the chicken sealed the deal.
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\nFISTS<\/a><\/strong>
\nAs their name suggests, FISTS<\/a><\/strong> deliver one hell of a punch (sorry couldn’t resist). Get ready to do some serious air-punching as their infectious anthems & bucket loads of energy make each performance a blissfully intense experience. FISTS<\/a><\/strong> are sure to satisfy your cravings! Be they music or chicken based.
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\nKOGUMAZA<\/a><\/strong>
\nA unique blend of psychedelic garage-rock with more soothing elements, eclectic three-piece KOGUMAZA<\/a><\/strong> bring their woven tapestry of musical genres to the day. A band whose members have previously played in bands such as WOLVES OF GREECE & SAVOY GRAND<\/strong>, this experience is sure to add some serious colour to their performance.
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\nCANTALOUPE<\/a><\/strong>
\nHaving secured plays on XFM & Radio 1 in the past couple of months, things are really picking up for CANTALOUPE<\/a><\/strong>. Like the hosts they are signed to local label Hello Thor<\/a><\/strong>, CANTALOUPE<\/a><\/strong> effortlessly fuse together synthy elements of afrobeat and disco that are sure to add a certain je ne sais quoi to proceedings.
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\nAlso playing are other local favourites such as KAGOULE <\/a><\/strong>and BUS STOP MADONNAS<\/a><\/strong>.
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\nPRICE: \u00a37 adv, \u00a310 otd.
\nDOORS: 1pm
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\nGIG THREE<\/strong>
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\nA bittersweet event as we bid a very reluctant farewell (sob) to Sounddhism<\/a><\/strong>. It\u2019s curtain call for Nottingham\u2019s leading Soul night and they\u2019re sending it off in style this Saturday<\/strong> (kinda, rumours already abound of an encore, one final fling, some time in August).
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\nGEORIGE ROSE BAND<\/a><\/strong>
\nWe\u2019ve fallen in love with GEORIGE ROSE<\/a><\/strong> solo, but she is stepping it up for this event & bringing along her whole band. Beautifully crafted Acoustic Folk, her silky vocals and haunting performances are utterly captivating & it seems the rest of the UK are catching up with Notts and falling under Georgie\u2019s spell. Ridiculously talented, catch our Future Session<\/strong> with Georgie last year HERE<\/a><\/strong>.
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\nSHELTER POINT<\/a><\/strong>
\nTwo-piece SHELTER POINT<\/a><\/strong> mix electronic music & lush vocals to make something innovative & addictive. Having played this year\u2019s Dot to Dot<\/strong>, these guys are turning more & more heads with their synthy electro sounds akin to The XX<\/strong>. Gorgeous, celestial & well worth a watch.
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\n*Unfortunately NADIA LATOYA<\/a><\/strong> has had to pull out of this event.*
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\nGEORGIA COPELAND<\/a><\/strong>
\nFilling in for NADIA LATOYA<\/a><\/strong> is the equally talented GEORGIA COPELAND<\/a><\/strong>. With a gorgeous soulful vocal, her catchy choruses and R&B infused Pop songs are a winning formula, marking Georgia as definitely one to watch this year.
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\nAlso playing is London band Akesha Jam<\/strong>.
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\nPRICE: \u00a33 on guest list, \u00a35 on door.
\nDOORS: 10pm
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\nYours in Love of New Music,
\nMaddie Hammond.X
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GIG ONE For something a little different this Friday, head on down to The Contemporary for Pentatronix \u2013 a collaborative celebration of world music. SABAR SOUNDSYSTEM 15-piece percussion mavericks SABAR SOUNDSYSTEM take world-flavoured dance beats and Western tunes to create something hypnotic to watch & impossible to forget. With influences from across the globe, SABAR…<\/p>\n

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