Maps, British Sea Power help indie club celebrate birthday
Club Fandango mark's its six with series of gigs
Maps and British Sea Power are among the acts helping London indie institution Club Fandango is to celebrate its sixth birthday next month.
The club has presented the first gigs in the capital by the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay, Kaiser Chiefs and Bloc Party.
The six nights of music takes place in three different venues – ’s Dublin Castle and Constitution, and the 229 venue in Great Portland Street.
The shows are as follows:
A Fistful Of Fandango (September 4 – The Dublin Castle)
Maps/The Early Years/Fanfarlo/Monkey Swallows The Universe (September 5 – 229)
Shitdisco/Operator Please/Friendly Fires/Fight Like Apes/So So Modern (September 6 - 229)
British Sea Power/GoodBooks/Pete & The Pirates/The Steers/Get Shakes/The Clik Clik (September 7 - 229)
Electric Soft Parade/Misty’s Big Adventure/Absentee/Eugene McGuiness/Tim Ten Yen (September 8 - 229)
Fistful Of Fandango wind down all-dayer (Camden Constitution) (September 9 – Camden Constitution)
The club has presented the first gigs in the capital by the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay, Kaiser Chiefs and Bloc Party.
The six nights of music takes place in three different venues – ’s Dublin Castle and Constitution, and the 229 venue in Great Portland Street.
The shows are as follows:
A Fistful Of Fandango (September 4 – The Dublin Castle)
Maps/The Early Years/Fanfarlo/Monkey Swallows The Universe (September 5 – 229)
Shitdisco/Operator Please/Friendly Fires/Fight Like Apes/So So Modern (September 6 - 229)
British Sea Power/GoodBooks/Pete & The Pirates/The Steers/Get Shakes/The Clik Clik (September 7 - 229)
Electric Soft Parade/Misty’s Big Adventure/Absentee/Eugene McGuiness/Tim Ten Yen (September 8 - 229)
Fistful Of Fandango wind down all-dayer (Camden Constitution) (September 9 – Camden Constitution)
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