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Skittle Alley Weekender 2012 posterFree Skittle Alley Weekender event over August bank holiday

Posted on Friday 17 August 2012
Posted in News 2 Comments

BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford, 19/08/2012 show details – Cat Matador interview and more

Posted on Wednesday 15 August 2012
Posted in News Tagged adam barnes, alphabet backwards, borderville, cat matador, Curicullum, Eatenbybears, the a train, toliesel, trophy wife Leave a comment

Riverside Festival logoRiverside Festival @ Charlbury, 29/07/12

Posted on Saturday 11 August 2012
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged Blin Jonnie, brickwork lizards, count drachma, king terrible, mogmatic, Ran Kan Kan, secret rivals, Simon Batten, superloose, swindlestock, the grinding young, The Shapes, undersmile 4 Comments

Riverside Festival logoRiverside Festival @ Charlbury, 28/07/12

Posted on Saturday 11 August 2012
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged agness pike, black hats, hot hooves, listing ships, the cellar family, The Graceful Slicks, the hawkhurst 12 Comments

Brookes Big Night OutNew weekly club night and more plans from Academy Music Group and Oxford Brookes Students’ Union

Posted on Saturday 11 August 2012
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BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford, 12/08/2012 show details – The Cellar Family / Kill Murray interviews and more

Posted on Thursday 9 August 2012
Posted in News Tagged duotone, grudle bay, half decent, kill murray, listing ships, the cellar family, tiger mendoza, von braun, Will Samson, yellow fever 1 Comment

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  • “As multi-award winning Peggy Seeger finishes her UK tour celebrating her 80th birthday, she must be celebrated for her fantastic performances and beautifully entertaining the British public and many from other countries who have traveled to see and hear her sing. http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/jun/08/peggy-seeger-queen-elizabeth-hall-live-review Peggy saw someone in the front row holding a birthday card during the first half of her London, South Bank concert, then Peggy demanded it was put on stage for everyone to see for the second half, and thanked her and the Campaign publicly. When Peggy spoke with campaign people, a couple of days ago, she said she's taken the card with her and put it on stage at every performance since. Thank you Peggy :-) To round off this amazing tour, Peggy has kindly donated her time and talents to a Benefit Concert for Oxford. It will be on Friday 10 July Doors 7pm and tickets can be obtained by emailing savetcp@gmail.com or phoning 0845 330 7633 Suggested minimum donation £20 and it will be worth double that. Please don't miss this fantastic event. Peggy will entertain your socks off!” – fruitnleaves on Nightshift - June 2015 issue out now, with Asher Dust interview and more
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