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Dirty Pretty Things, Editors and We Are Scientists are among the acts confirmed for this year’s Ibiza Rocks festival.
The acts, along with The Streets Soundsystem and Boy Kill Boy, are all set to play in July at Manumission’s Bar M, which is based in the resort of San Antonio.
Among the DJs will be BBC Radio 1 and MTV2’s Zane Lowe, and Xfm’s Eddy Temple Morris.
There will be other gigs in August and September, with the line-up to be announced later date.
Ibiza Rocks will also be visiting the UK this month. Zane Lowe and Eddy Temple Morris will be hosting the tour in various cities, showcasing the best in new music and promising “a special Manumission twist”.
The dates are:
London Sin (May 24)
Bristol Academy (26)
Glasgow The Hive (27)
Birmingham Academy (June 2)
Sheffield The Plug (10)
Newcastle Digital (16)
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
The acts, along with The Streets Soundsystem and Boy Kill Boy, are all set to play in July at Manumission’s Bar M, which is based in the resort of San Antonio.
Among the DJs will be BBC Radio 1 and MTV2’s Zane Lowe, and Xfm’s Eddy Temple Morris.
There will be other gigs in August and September, with the line-up to be announced later date.
Ibiza Rocks will also be visiting the UK this month. Zane Lowe and Eddy Temple Morris will be hosting the tour in various cities, showcasing the best in new music and promising “a special Manumission twist”.
The dates are:
London Sin (May 24)
Bristol Academy (26)
Glasgow The Hive (27)
Birmingham Academy (June 2)
Sheffield The Plug (10)
Newcastle Digital (16)
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
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