{"id":4669,"date":"2012-05-07T00:23:35","date_gmt":"2012-05-06T23:23:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/?p=4669"},"modified":"2012-05-07T19:10:17","modified_gmt":"2012-05-07T18:10:17","slug":"top-3-gigs-%e2%80%93-week-beginning-7th-may","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/top-3-gigs-%e2%80%93-week-beginning-7th-may\/","title":{"rendered":"TOP 3 GIGS \u2013 Week Beginning 7th May"},"content":{"rendered":"

Bank holiday weekend not enough for you? If you still need more excuses to indulge in live music then look no further…
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\nGIG ONE – MONDAY<\/b> 19:00 7\/5\/12 STOP PRESS INDIANA and JAKE have had to pull out at the last minute due to illness and have been replaced by JOSHUA KEOGH.<\/strong>
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\nFirst up on Monday we have a mini acoustic festival! Picking up on already high weekly standards, Acoustic Rooms <\/a><\/strong> at the Rescue Rooms<\/a><\/b> have really cranked it up a notch this week to bring you the creamiest of the local acoustic crop around for an all-night feast of incredible music.
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\nKicking off proceedings at 8pm is MICHAEL LYNCH<\/a><\/strong>. Having reached the Future Sound of Nottingham <\/strong>Semi\u2019 Finals but unfortunately being unable to perform at Market Square, Michael\u2019s simple and effortless style is well suited to such an intimate atmosphere and is an ideal opener to the night. Prepare to have your heartstrings firmly tugged! Watch his Future Session <\/strong>HERE<\/a>.
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\nNext is MARC REEVES<\/strong><\/a>. His traditional approaches to song-writing and heartfelt vocals are a winning combination, proving simplicity is often the key to timeless tracks.
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\nSAINT RAYMOND<\/a><\/strong> is the third act to take to the stage. Fresh and upbeat melodies tinged with an indie-pop edge, SAINT RAYMOND<\/strong><\/a> adds an element of contemporary quirkiness that is as endearing as it is entertaining.
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\nThe centre-piece of this incredible line-up is newly discovered Nottingham gem INDIANA<\/a><\/strong>. Only having recently been discovered as a last-minute entrant in this year\u2019s Future Sound of Nottingham<\/strong> competition, INDIANA<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s mesmerising voice will softly cling to your subconscious and follow you for days on end. Haunting and delicate, her song \u2018Blind as I am\u2019 is a subtle yet perfectly crafted thing of beauty and is a sure-fire hit for the future. Find out what I mean by catching her on the Podcast HERE.<\/a>
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\nUp next is one fifth of last year\u2019s FSN competition winners THE MONEY<\/strong><\/a> and charisma juggernaut JAKE BUCKLEY<\/a><\/strong>. Not content with writing songs on your usual generic topics, Jake\u2019s banterful tone on subjects as anti-run-of-the-mill as fruit salad are fruity and fun.
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\nThis is a top Acoustic Rooms showcasing some of Nott\u2019s finest raw talent, so you\u2019ve got no excuses, people of Notts \u2013 get involved in what is to be an all-out acoustic extravaganza!
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\nPRICE: FREE
\nDOORS: 8pm
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\nGIG TWO<\/strong>
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\nOn the Wednesday we have the DANIEL DOBBS EP Launch <\/a><\/strong>at THE MAZE <\/a><\/strong>on the 9th of May.
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\nTo celebrate the release of Daniel’s debut EP ‘Don’t Wear The Beast’s Jeans’, Daniel will headlining a very special gig at THE MAZE <\/a><\/strong>with some cracking support acts. Daniel will be accompanied with his full band making this an unmissable event. This is what our brothers at Leftlion<\/a><\/strong> had to say about him: “DANIEL DOBBS<\/a><\/strong> may be small in stature, but his big, powerful voice more than makes up for it. Straight from the off his stadium sized songs threaten to blow the roof off THE MAZE<\/a><\/strong>. He is bombastic and earnest in equal measure, and there are moments where it can fall in to \u2018Bryan Adams headlining Wembley\u2019 territory, but if he can keep that in check, he\u2019ll no doubt be on of the most explosive singer-songwriters in Nottingham.”
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\nSupport comes from THE DELI’S MIX<\/a><\/strong>, OVERVIBE<\/a> <\/strong>and ZACKIE CHAN<\/a><\/strong> and don’t forget to pick up a copy of Daniel’s EP for the outrageously cheap price of \u00a33 on the night.
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\nEntry: \u00a33 OTD
\nDoors Open: 7:00pm
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\nGIG THREE<\/strong>
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\n On Friday get yourself down to THE JAM CAFE<\/a><\/strong> to witness THE AFTERDARK MOVEMENT<\/a> <\/strong>with OUR HELICAL MIND<\/a><\/strong> and GREAT SCOTT<\/a>.<\/strong>
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\nTHE AFTERDARK MOVEMENT<\/a><\/strong> mix Grime\/Hip-Hop\/D’n’B\/Jazz. Insightful and smart with great vocals. Semi-Finalists of the Future Sound Of Nottingham<\/strong> competition two years running and one of Notts most promising acts (finalists this year!). Listen to them on our Podcast<\/strong> HERE<\/a><\/strong> including an exclusive interview as we catch up with them backstage and then watch our Future Session<\/strong> with ’em HERE<\/a><\/strong>.
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\nOUR HELICAL MIND<\/a><\/strong> are a 2-piece outfit Combining elements of Breakbeat, Dubstep, Drum & Bass and Funk, brought together without the aid of computers, programming or loops\u2026 Every sound you hear comes from either Drums or Bass with the aid of nothing but traditional analogue effects pedals. Big noise and great tunes.
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\nGREAT SCOTT<\/a> <\/strong>are an old skool hip hop outfit that is influenced by the likes of DE LA SOUL<\/strong>, DJ Format<\/strong>, ABDOMINAL<\/strong> and many more. These guys bring good vibes and feel good tunes. There will also be King Kahlua spinning the wheels of love until late. Whatever that means…?
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\nDOORS: 9PM
\nTICKETS: FREE
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\nYours in Love of New Music,
\nTom Hadfield & Cerys Owen
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\n@feelthenusic<\/strong>
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Bank holiday weekend not enough for you? If you still need more excuses to indulge in live music then look no further… GIG ONE – MONDAY 19:00 7\/5\/12 STOP PRESS INDIANA and JAKE have had to pull out at the last minute due to illness and have been replaced by JOSHUA KEOGH. First up on…<\/p>\n

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