Moorfest Preview @ Brudenell-Saturday June 9th

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The Moor Music Festival Preview

Saturday June 9th

Brudenell Social Club, Queens Road, Hyde Park - 0113 275 2411

Plus special guests!!!

Doors 3pm - £3 before 6pm and £4 after

Free entry for children under 12

For those wanting to catch a glimpse of the amazing things to come at this year's Moor Music Festival why not sample the unique atmosphere of Moorfest featuring some of the many great bands playing there plus films, competitions, organic food, VJ's, irish jiggery, cheap booze, and much moor... :left1: check it!


Middleman
www.myspace.com/middlemanpop
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Bouncy as hell hip-pop, surely everyone now in Leeds has encountered the Middleman live experience??!!

Rebel Yell
www.myspace.com/rockrebelyell
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My Dad likes these guys, and he also likes euro-trance.

Rebel Yell are a sexy bunch of mother-folkers that always put on a great show with their tight upbeat rock-a-billy punk songs about girls and frustrations with the law, a great live band.


O Fracas
www.myspace.com/ofracas
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If O Fracas were turned into crisps they'd be a packet of Nik-Naks Tight and Spiky.
Great songs, anthems even, from 4 boys with a very unhealthy maraca obsession which the audience just loves.

Breaking the Illusion
www.myspace.com/breakingtheillusion
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There's isn't a gansta $$$$$ in sight with BTI.
Intelligent conscious lyrics intertwine with the fattest bassline grooves in the whole of Yorkshire!

White Light Parade
www.myspace.com/whitelightparade
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These guys have supported many a big band and more recently been on tour with The Fratellis and Switches and there's a good reason for that too, they're an excellent live band with influences that include:

The Clash
The Jam
The Sex Pistols
The Who
The Kinks
The Specials, and in that particular order.

Fran Rodgers
www.myspace.com/franrodgers
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Heavenly voice + gentle acoustic finger picking + poignant lyrical content = Fran Rodgers.
I made a carbonara the other day with angel hair spaghetti and thought of Fran's songs straight away.

Kid ID
www.myspace.com/kidid
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Never seen Kid ID so I'm not going to lie to you but I'm diggin the multi-instrumentalism (cello, trumpet, violin, djembe) and their fusion of different genres, this will be a pleasant change from the standard indie setup.

Gareth Gregory
www.myspace.com/garethgregory
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At last, a comrade! Gareth is from The Wirral like me but we don't know each other.
He plays really lovely blues guitar and has the voice to go with it singing his own takes on life and his loves.


Jonjo Feather
www.myspace.com/jonjofeather
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It doesn't take long to realise that Jonjo's words come from experience and somehow he has managed the magnificent feat of turning them into song. A young guy with a great musical ability and talent for lyrical imagery.




So come and join the celebrations!!

We'll be giving away some Moor goodies too and probably some free tickets. Moorfest is centred upon the atmosphere generated by friends and family and so we encourage you all to bring your aunties and uncles along with you, the person who brings the oldest OAP and can prove it wins a prize!