Ska punk terrors The King Blues have just been asked to open the Reading/Leeds festival on the Lock Up Stage this August. They’ll be playing alongside the likes of Lightyear, Bouncing Souls, Boy Sets Fire and Send More Paramedics for what promises to be an awesome event. They’ll be playing in Reading first, on the 25th and Leeds on the 26th.
If you wanna see them, make sure you get there early, and if you’ve not seen them on their current tour, then you still can here:
9th July LONDON : Mean Fiddler : supporting Lightyear
31st July BRIGHTON : The FreeButt : with the Mike Park
06th August LONDON : Borderline
11th August BLACKPOOL : Wasted Festival
12th August BELGIUM : Blud : Sortie 23 Festival
The Borderline show will have support from Zen Baseballbat and tickets are available in advance for £6 from www.seetickets.com and all Mean Fiddler box offices.
The Circa Team continue their travels since starting their European Tour at Bay Sixty 6 in London last month.
Fopp have announced a number of new free in-store performances across the country.
The Bulldog Bash has updated it’s schedule for it’s dates of the 10th – 13th August. The confirmed stage times so far are:
If you’re ever in Los Angeles and in need of skateboarding’s finest equipment or attire, make sure you drop by Salvadore Barbier’s new store SLB located at 510 Fairfax on the corner with Rosewood.
I really don’t think Pharell’s take on hyper-expensive skate shoes will go far, but in case you need convincing of just how ugly things can get, here’s a picture of the new Terry Kennedy Pro Model for Ice Cream.
After the creation of Google World, the access to a web cam at Macba and the oh-so famous quotable ‘Maps to the stars and spots of San Fransisco’ in Animal Chin, there is now an official online global spot map.
Northern Ireland’s best new act The Answer are have announced they’ll be playing a full tour of the UK through to November. They’ve recently supported The Who and Whitesnake and are scheduled to play the Bulldog Bash in August. In addition to the tour, their new single Under The Sky will be released in October . The dates for their tours are:
Rapper and skateboard fan Lupe Fiasco’s new track Kick Push is out now and his video is available to watch by clicking one of the links below. Fiasco has said:
Giant Drag have announced they are to play some smaller shows alongside their dates at Reading/Leeds and T in the Park. The dates are as follows: