Night: Latitude, Thursday 14th July 11
Venue: Henham Park, Suffolk, Suffolk
Details: Thursday 14th- Sunday 17th July
Latitude festival gives you a range of entertainment from music, poetry, comedy, literature, theatre and even cabaret. This ridiculously indie festival is perfect for kids of any age because of its friendly atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. Latitude also serves as the perfect place to dress up, as you'll see when you get there.
Main acts to see- Paulo nutini, the national, Suede, Seasick Steve, Bright eyes, the cribs, the foals, Bombay bicycle club, the vaccines, Alan Carr, Never mind the buzzcocks.
Links- (http://www.latitudefestival.co.uk/2011/)
Night: The Aviary Series, Tuesday 28th June 11
Venue: The Social, London, United Kingdom
Illustrious pop-clubnight-creators Gold Dust (who this year turned label for the release of Sparkadia's 'Mary'), and Australian lullabies Cloud Control are the suspects of this creation.
‘The Aviary Series’ will be something of a summer fling with The Social (London, W1W 7JD), in which weekly residencies will combine the powers of My Band’s Better Than Your Band, Communion, Rockfeedback (as well as Gold Dust, of course), to make the summer of 2011 as memorable than the summer of 69’.
On this particular occasion – the evening of Tuesday 28th June – heaps of fun will occur, including: custom Cloud Control created cocktails, t-shirt designing and something of a raffle to ticket buyers (with prizes including Dinner with the band and Field Day tickets, weheey).
What’s more they have an AMAZING poster, which is always the most important thing about a club night/contemporary musical event. Obviously.
Here is the Facebook group, where everything happens:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=213006095400878
Obviously there are a multitude of festivals as well, for which we all know about so do your thing there.
Night: These New Puritans, Wednesday 18th May 11
Venue: Heaven, London
These New Puritans are set to debut new songs at a one-off London show this May.
The band will play the city's Heaven venue on May 18.
The last time the band played live in London (a previous Big Night Out), they played their second album 'Hidden' with a 15-piece brass and woodwind ensemble at the Barbican Centre.