THE CABINATE OF DR CALIGARI – Mon 19 Nov, Exeter Phoenix NOSFORATU – Tue 20 Nov, Exeter Northcott £9, (£6 students/concessions), £4.50 Campus Cinema members / Joint tickets £16 (£10 pounds students/ concessions) £ 8 Campus Cinema members. Exeter Phoenix and Exeter's Campus Cinema are very excited to bring two of the most iconic silent films of all time to Exeter, complete with live musical accompaniment from internationally renowned musician Stephen Horne. The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (exeter Phoenix, Mon 19 Nov) is said to be one of the most influential of German Expressionist films...
Following a successful UK tour in January/February, the legendary rockers head out on the road again.
The band, who have not released a studio album since 1983's 'Thunder And Lightning', indicated earlier this year that they are considering recording new material together. Were this to happen, it would mark the first new music the band had released since the death of front man Phil Lynott in 1986.
The current line-up features vocalist Ricky Warwick, bassist Marco Mendoza and guitarist Damon Johnson alongside Classic Thin Lizzy members Scott Gorham, Brian Downey and Darren...
SHOW CANCELLED DUE TO "UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES": One of the UK's best freestylers/rappers, Professor Green (real name Stephen Manderson) made a name for himself as a battle MC from Hackney, East London, winning the prestigious freestyle night 'Jump-Off' twice in a row, which brought him to the attention of talent scouts and The Streets band member Mike Skinner. Littering his lyrics with wry pop culture references, a sharp sense of humour and honesty, Professor Green has produced and collaborated with a host of musicians, including Lily Allen.
After moving to the UK a few years ago, Celine has made a life in the South West's thriving music scene and beach culture. Her smokey vocal style, which sometimes has a French accent twist, along with her guitar she crafts deeply self-reflective and emotionally intimate acoustic pop songs.
She plays a mix of acoustic covers and originals, ranging from KT Tunstall, James Morrison to Lady Gaga, Rihanna, the Steve Miller Band and the Jackson Five.
Tommy Banner, Pete Budd, John Morgan and Sedge Moore make up the Wurzels. Hailing from Somerset this "Scrumpy and Western" band have been going since 1966 and show no signs of easing up.
With over 20 albums and countless singles realeased none have been more successful that the UK Number one "Combine Harvester". The band have reached cult status around the world with thier fondness of the scrumpy and intoxicating sing along lyrics.
DJ Fresh (aka Dan Stein) is fast proving to be the game changer for crossover drum & bass and dubstep in the UK. His career to date includes being a principal member of d&b legends, Bad Company, label boss for the Breakbeat Kaos imprint (which helped break Pendulum) and he's worked with artists ranging from the Pet Shop Boys to DJ Shadow.
Exeter band I Divide are tipped as one of the hottest breakthrough artists this year, with a fast paced, raw energy performance that leaves crowds gasping for air and begging for more. Recent winners of the Redbull Bedroom Jam, the quintet have stormed on to the music scene with a hard hitting impact over taking many of today’s favourite names. http://www.idivideband.com/
With support from Arms of Atlas (metal from Leicester), Violet and Pavillions
