Despite my recently passing by a billboard advertising this years Chillifest for June 23 and 24, it seems the ad's were premature.
Open House have announced this morning that there will be no Open House or Chillifest this year.
This is very sad news.
The full statement from Open House is below, here's hoping it does indeed return next year.
Hornby
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Riders On The Storm
Brothers and sisters, this is not an easy piece to write. I’ve rewritten it too many times so I’m just going to come straight out with it – there will be no Open House shows on Custom House Square this year, nor a 2012 ChilliFest. More . . . . .
Gig : : Bee Mick See Launches Debut Album
Belfast rapper extraordinaire, Bee Mick See, has just this afternoon announced that he will release his first solo album, Tales of Self Preservation Gone Wrong, on May 25 at Hudson Bar in Belfast.
To coincide he has also posted a video for the track, Punk Hopical Dissidents - linked below.
If this is anything to go by the gig and the album are going to be amazing!!
I'll see you down the front.
VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x_MDt2QFy4&feature=youtu.be
EVENT PAGE - https://www.facebook.com/events/144361415687416/ More . . . . .
Event : : Glasgowbury Tickets On Sale NOW!
Ahead of the first announcements for this year’s Glasgowbury Music Festival, the team have released details of tickets, which are now on sale.
Glasgowbury, recently awarded the accolade of Northern Ireland’s ‘Best Festival’ at the first ever NI Music Awards, is an annual celebration of all that’s great and good about homegrown Irish music talent.
You can now get your hands on early bird tickets for this year’s festival from www.glasgowbury.com and they will also be available from HMV stores and independent retailers across Ireland in the coming days.
Last year the Sperrins spectacular showcased 60 acts across five iconic stages at the stunning Eagles’ Rock location just outside of Draperstown, which saw headline performances from the likes of Cashier No. More . . . . .
Event : : CAQF Hits Its Teens
By Mark Ashby Details of the 2012 Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival have been unveiled.
The 13th festival runs from 3 – 13 May across Belfast’s historic arts quarter and beyond, and some of the programme highlights include:
Music
An extremely rare and long-anticipated Northern Irish appearance by art rock visionary and Velvet Underground legend John Cale; electro-rock pioneers Death in Vegas; Irish punk heroes The Undertones, supported by The Wonder Villains; YACHT; Martin Carthy; the carefully coiffured Kitty, Daisy and Lewis; vintage sounds with a modern twist courtesy of Saint Etienne - purveyors of perfect pop since the seminal ‘Fox Base Alpha’ album; The Rubberbandits kicking up a raucous comedy celtic hip hop mash-up whilst wearing plastic bags on their heads, inventing a new genre of music in the process; Field Music and folk super-group Andy Irvine, Donal Lavery, Liam O'Flynn and Paddy Glackin. More . . . . .
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