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The Twang & The Rifles Set For Club Weekender

• 28th Mar 2012

THIS FEELING CLUB'S MARCH WEEKENDER with The Twang, The Rifles, Jonny Depp's favourite new band & loads more…

Two nights, eight brilliant bands, loads of special guest DJs, two epic after-show parties (**free entry with Twang or Rifles gig tickets**) – the inaugural THIS FEELING WEEKENDER (8pm -3am) at the Vibe Bar, London on Friday March 30th and Saturday 31st is set to be a truly epic affair. The Twang play London's Islington Academy March 30th and The Rifles headline The Troxy. They'll both be hot footing it straight to TF after the shows to get in the mix! Along with DJ sets from THE TWANG (Fri) and THE RIFLES (Sat), there'll be live shows from some of the best emerging bands…

(FRI 30th)
London power pop/rock four-piece, THE TRICKS, are Jonny Depp's favourite new band. Expect punchy Razorlight-style hooks, memorable Kooks-esque melodies and gorgeous sunny harmonies

Geordie song-smith and multi-instrumentalist, ALEX BUTLER, who has been impressing with catchy, hook-laden, upbeat pop tunes with authentic slice-of-life lyrics following the same great British tradition as bands like The Kinks and Arctic Monkeys. Brighton indie rockers, MUNICH – epic widescreen guitar-pop with bold and thoughtful arrangements, calling to mind bands like Radiohead and Editors – destined for the big stage and 'Exactly what British music needs' say XFM. DIRTY GOODS – electro/dance/rock fusion group from Newport, Wales who supported Hard-Fi on their last UK tour. Sound like Daft Punk crossed with The Rapture. Debut album out in April.

(SAT 31st)
FRENCH CROPS – punk/ska indie band from London with hard-hitting tunes and melodic move-your-feet riffs. Like a mix of The Specials and The Sex Pistols.
SOME VELVET MORNING – these Londoners are masters of streamlined, shimmering, soaring guitar rock. Like a hybrid of U2 and The White Stripes. 'Stadium rock written all over it' MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS

Keyboard-driven pop purveyors, THE GHOSTS, combine angular guitar lines and multi-layered vocals with pulsating synthesisers to create an eighties-tinged sound that puts one in mind of bands like Hot Chip, MGMT and new-ravers The Klaxons. Currently promoting their debut album, 'Tropical Splash' (out this week), COPACABANA CLUB are three blokes and two girls from Brazil who blend indie rock with a Brazilian twist, quickly turning gigs into bouncing dance-floors.

Adv Q jump tickets £5 / £6 before 9pm / £8 after 9pm / FREE entry with Twang, The Rifles gig tickets from their March 30th & 31st London shows (ticket must be handed in upon entry)

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