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The Smugglers Winter Solstice Festival
Sunday 21st December
The Astor Theatre
Stanhope Road, Deal, Kent
Dearest Smugglers,
The Winter is finally here, and for us its a very exciting time of
year, there's no better way to spend these cold dark nights than
going to some great events ...
To celebrate The Winter Soltsice, we shall be hosting a a rather
amazing 8 bands, plus DJs 2 stage bonanza of music for you on the
21st December at The Astor Theatre, Deal.
Tickets are priced ?10 or ?7 for students.The first first 100 get the
Smugglers Xmas compilation. Tyrone will be cooking too, see you
there!
The event will feature
Cocos
Lovers
Bison
Bonasus
The
Hellfire Orchestra
The Allen
Family Band
Leonie
Evans
Kotchin
& HeavyTreble Beatbox
Arlet
Ladies of
The Lake
Dolly
Doowop's Dance Club
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS
CLICK HERE TO VIEW FACEBOOK
EVENT PAGE
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Arlet EP
Launch
Tuesday
9th December
The
Forge, Camden, London
Winter might be drawing in but the fire's blazing in the Forge:
with new music for your ears (including a sneak preview of tracks
from their upcoming second album), Arlet are proud to be launching
their EP "Quartet" on Tuesday 9th December at the Forge in Camden
(an award-winning venue and superb cocktails too). With very
special guest The Magic Lantern, this is a night not to be missed!
There are still a few tickets left so get yours HERE.
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Smugglers
Sessions feat. The Magic Lantern // Alabaster Deplume
This month's great looking Smugglers Sessions
line-up will be travelling to two venues this week
on consecutive days. You can catch them in
Westgate-On-Sea and Deal!
Wednesday
10th December
Above The Carlton Cinema, Westgate-On-Sea, Kent.
Thursday
11th December
The Lighthouse, 50 The Strand, Walmer, Deal, Kent CT14 7DX
Free entry. View venue website HERE.
The
Magic Lantern
The Magic Lantern is the musical moniker of Jamie Doe. With an
immediately arresting voice that has been compared to Chet Baker
and Jeff Buckley and a unique guitar style that takes elements of
folk fingerpicking, Flamenco and West African music, the 10 songs
that make up his second album - Love of Too Much Living - sound
deceptively simple at first but open up to reveal a warmth, humour
and wisdom that mark The Magic Lantern out as an artist with a
unique songwriting voice.
Alabaster
Deplume
Alabaster Deplume (Angus Fairbairn) is a performer, writer and
musician, based in Manchester. He tours internationally bringing
theatrical spoken-word to music audiences, and vice-versa.
"Harrowingly funny" - Citylife Manchester
"Quite unlike anything you'll have heard before" - Bristol Post on
Jester Project
"A slinky, kaleidostropic maelstrom" - Now Then magazine Manchester
"I had to keep laughing, or I think my heart would've exploded." -
audience member
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