Midnight Juggernauts and Metronomy join Get Loaded Bill

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Midnight Juggernauts and Metronomy join Get Loaded Bill

More acts confirmed for this year’s Get Loaded In The Park. And you can win tickets in the new Loud And Quiet.

July’s Dirty Bingo Vs Loud And Quiet tickets on sale

Micachu, Collapsing Cities and O.Children to play our next club night.

British Sea Power launch flag design competition

First they played at the National History Museum, then at Edinburgh Film Festival, now BSP go more arts and crafts than ever.

Neon Neon to play only UK headline show

Gruff and Boom appropriately play their only headline date in a Shoreditch car park.

Innerpartysystem press new single on chocolate

Pennsylvanian quartet make first 7” that you can play and eat.

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