British Sea Power, Sigur Ros' string band for Jersey festival
Acts to play at Branchage Film Festival
British Sea Power and Amiina, the Icelandic quartet who provide backing strings for Sigur Ros, are set to play live at the forthcoming Branchage Film Festival in Jersey later this year.
The event takes place on October 4 – with British Sea Power set to play their 'Man Of Aran' film soundtrack live at the Jersey Opera House on October 4 at 3:30pm (BST). Amiina will play at the same venue on October 2 at 7pm.
As well as the live acts films including the Arctic Monkeys-featuring film'Led Onk' will be aired as will 'Sleep Furiously', the film that has been soundtracked by Aphex Twin.
See the official festival website, Branchagefestival.com, for more information.
To check the availability of Branchage Film Festival tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The event takes place on October 4 – with British Sea Power set to play their 'Man Of Aran' film soundtrack live at the Jersey Opera House on October 4 at 3:30pm (BST). Amiina will play at the same venue on October 2 at 7pm.
As well as the live acts films including the Arctic Monkeys-featuring film'Led Onk' will be aired as will 'Sleep Furiously', the film that has been soundtracked by Aphex Twin.
See the official festival website, Branchagefestival.com, for more information.
To check the availability of Branchage Film Festival tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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