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SALFORD JUBILEE AVOIDANCE AT KINGS ARMS HAC BLACK LION EUROCULTURED FEST
 

Star date: 2nd June 2012

Salford Alternative Jubilee Part 5

MUSIC TO AVOID THE JUBILEE IN SALFORD 

Dance away the Queen and co with some proper Salford music coming this holiday with Jubilee Live at the Kings Arms (Sun June 3rd), two Hooky inspired Hacienda parties (Sat 2nd and Mon 4th June), the Eurocultured Street Festival  starring top Salford rappers Broke n £nglish and co (Sun 3rd and Mon 4th June), and Salford's very own `I'm Brian and So's My Wife' open mic night at The Black Lion (Mon 4th June) presented as ever by the No Turn Unstoned team.

For full details of all events click here…


Lottery Winners Hacienda Kings Arms Live Jubilee
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BEFORE THE `NO FUTURE' BEGINS – LET'S PARTY!!!

HACIENDA 30TH CELEBRATIONS – Saturday and Monday

The Summer of Bread and Circuses starts tonight, Saturday June 2nd with the massive X2 Hacienda 30 all nighter at Sankey's (Radium Street, Manchester, M4 6AY) starring Laurent Garnier and his live LBS Set, plus DJs Julian Martin and Claude Von Stroke. It's followed up on Monday June 4th with X3 Hacienda 30 Classics at Sankeys with Peter Hook DJing along with Kevin Saunderson, Graeme Park, Jon Dasilva, Allister Whitehead, 808 State DJ's, MC Tunes, Dave Haslam and more. See previous Salford Star feature - click here

Tickets for both X2 and X3 are £12/£15 per party available from
www.sankeys.info / www.ticketline.co.uk / www.skiddle.com
Or in person from Eastern Bloc, Piccadilly Records, Gaffs. More details at www.fac51theHaçienda.com or www.sankeys.info


JUBILEE LIVE AT THE KINGS ARMS - Sunday

On Sunday 3rd June, with AAAK playing live and Suzuki Method doing a DJ set, we can't see the Queen featuring much at the Kings Arms, even though the event is titled `Jubilee Live'.

Altogether, there's eight live independent bands from Salford and beyond playing a total range of styles at the Kings for the princely sum of £3 entrance on the door - or book via www.kingsarmssalford.com.

AAAK, Dear Sherlock, Stalagmites, Ben Peel and Wool City Band, The Happy Fallen, Saturday Morning Cartoons, Ruby Tuesday and Zap Zap Zap will present an `urban mash' with tunes flying from pop to indie to electronic, dance to grunge to folk, with DJing via Suzuki Method. A top atmosphere is guaranteed. And you can listen to one track for each band to get you in the mood on Sound Cloud – click here

 

EUROCULTURED STREET FESTIVAL – Sunday and Monday

Up to 15,000 people are expected in Manc city centre on Sunday and Monday (3rd and 4th June) to see 100 bands, dancers, performers and artists in 15 unlikely venues around Oxford Road, like tunnels and car parks as well as bars.

This is the ninth year of Eurocultured, which brings some of Europe's top bands, including Caravan Palace, The Japanese Popstars and Death In Vegas. But there's also a big Salford presence at the Fest…

Top Salford rappers Broke `n' £nglish headline the WESC Stage (opp Font Bar) on Monday 4th at 6:15pm. We love the Costa Del Salford track by Broke's rapper Strategy on YouTube (see here).

Meanwhile, Salford's indie pop Lottery Winners perform on the Student Castle Stage on Monday 4th June. They have the saddest love video ever on YouTube for their Don't Waste Your Time track (see here). We're still crying. And Salford's Tender Machine play music that's summed up by their name at the Thirsty Scholar at 5:30pm on Monday 4th June (see performance video here)…
 
Eurocultured's Festival event director Cass, lives in Salford and says, "We always try and ensure that local bands have a space at the Festival, there is some amazing music coming out of the city and they will hold their own alongside international acts. We did the festival in Finland last year as part of the European Capital of Culture celebrations in Turku and we took Broke 'n' £nglish with us. They went down a storm and this year looks like they will finally get the international recognition they deserve."

It's £20 for a two day ticket, £15 for Sunday and £12 for Monday, in advance. Tickets are available online via Skiddle.

For more information see www.eurocultured.com or Facebook 'Eurocultured Street Festival' or follow on twitter for updates @eurocultured


I'M BRIAN AND SO'S MY WIFE – Monday

No Jubilee could be avoided without hitting the No Turn Unstoned night at The Black Lion on Monday 4th June, from 7pm. This now well established open mic night which brings a unique title to each of the gigs promises the best of Salford poetry, music, tall stories and comedy. And it's open mic so everyone can have a go. We recommend someone gets up and does a karaoke version of the Pistols' God Save The Queen.

I'm Brian and So's My Wife is the perfect pre-compliment to The Black Lion's People's Party the next day (Tuesday - see previous Salford Star feature here)

See also

Alternative Salford Jubilee – Part 1 – click here

Alternative Salford Jubilee – Part 2 – click here

Alternative Salford Jubilee – Part 3 – click here

Alternative Salford Jubilee – Part 4 – click here

Alternative Salford Jubilee - Part 6 - click here

 

           
Salford Star wrote
at 20:54:16 on 08 June 2012
See JG's comment below...Salford Star does give lots of coverage to Peter Hook cos he's from Salford and we try to big up all great Salford cultural icons. But favourable? Did you read our review of the Freebass album? see here http://tinyurl.com/cofdl6j And no, he doesn't give us any money. We did get a free copy of his ace Hac book though!
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JG wrote
at 20:43:23 on 08 June 2012
Can anyone explain why Salford Star gives Peter Hook so much favourable publicity. Anyone care to explain?
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caroline wrote
at 20:42:13 on 08 June 2012
it all sounds great fun ..i hope it brought people together and you had a wonderfull time
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Mike Skeff wrote
at 11:01:22 on 03 June 2012
Ok it's raining a bit, but don't let it get you down. Get to these gigs and enjoy them. Join in too.
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