Badly Drawn Boy and Larrikin Love set for London festival
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Badly Drawn Boy, Larrikin Love and Echo And The Bunnymen are among the acts confirmed to play a second day of Ben & Jerry’s Sundae Sunday festival in London.
The acts will play on Clapham Common on July 29, the first day of the event. The previously announced Sunday date (July 30) has sold out.
The full line-up is as follows:
July 29
Badly Drawn Boy
Echo And The Bunnymen
Larrikin Love
The Pipettes
Liam Frost And The Slowdown Family
Roland Shanks
Tiny Dancers
Lisa Lindley-Jones
July 30
Jose Gonzales
The Wonder Stuff
Nerina Pallot
Captain
Vincent Vincent and The Villains
Breaks Co-op
Blue Sky Research
Tickets, priced at £5, go on sale tomorrow (June 9) viabenjerry.co.uk. Proceeds go towards the regeneration of the Clapham Bandstand.
The acts will play on Clapham Common on July 29, the first day of the event. The previously announced Sunday date (July 30) has sold out.
The full line-up is as follows:
July 29
Badly Drawn Boy
Echo And The Bunnymen
Larrikin Love
The Pipettes
Liam Frost And The Slowdown Family
Roland Shanks
Tiny Dancers
Lisa Lindley-Jones
July 30
Jose Gonzales
The Wonder Stuff
Nerina Pallot
Captain
Vincent Vincent and The Villains
Breaks Co-op
Blue Sky Research
Tickets, priced at £5, go on sale tomorrow (June 9) viabenjerry.co.uk. Proceeds go towards the regeneration of the Clapham Bandstand.
Badly Drawn Boy tickets:
| Date / Time | Artist | Venue | Town/City | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 27, 2009 19:30 | Badly Drawn Boy | The Ritz | Manchester |
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| Nov 27, 2009 20:00 | Badly Drawn Boy | The Ritz | Manchester |
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