Long Range are Nick Smith and Phil Hartnoll who was one half of influential electronica duo Orbital. The Longrange debut album “Madness and Me” will be released in Japan initially on the Beatink label before seeing a UK release in 2007.
Having been deemed a “highlight” by many at this years Big Chill festival, this one-off show at Cargo on the 12th December will be the first opportunity for people to see this amazing new band in an intimate club setting. Nick and Phil are joined onstage by a highly accomplished group of musicians, who consist of rising star Kelly Malone on vocals, Mick Mula on vocals, Jimi Mula on keyboards and the legendary Will White of Propellorheads fame taking on the drumming duties.
In a continuation of the high live production values established by Orbital, the Long Range show features amazing visuals by the subversive www.c6.org and lighting and sound by members of the former Orbital crew.The gig will also be taking place in the much talked about virtual world Second Life.
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The concert will take place on a 16-acre island, designed specially for this unique online event. Music and video will be streamed live from the band’s performance at Cargo London. Tickets for the online event can be secured exclusively at: www.longrangeinsecondlife.com
Doors open 20.00
DJ Senor Mick 20.00 – 22.00
LONGRANGE 22.00 to 23.00
23.00 – 01.00 DJ’s PHIL HARTNOLL AND WILL WHITE
Curfew 01.00
Doors 19.30
Rizla are set to end their year of live music sponsorship with a one-off gig from Brazilian buzz band Cansei de Ser Sexy, aka CSS. Keeping to the ‘inspired by‘ theme, Rizla asked the band to choose their most inspiring musician to perform with on the evening, and thus, the concert will feature a cameo performance from a mystery guest, the identity of whom is, er, a mystery, of course – but the person in question is being described as a ‘Britpop icon‘.
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