Malcolm Middleton

Manchester

The Cluny

North East England

The Brickyard

North West England

The Crescent Community Venue

Yorkshire and the Humber

Jericho Tavern

South East England

Waterfront Studio

East of England

The Latest Music Bar

Malcolm Middleton found his beginning in 2002 after releasing "5:14 Fluoxytine Seagull Alcohol John Nicotine". Since then he has cultivated a strong fanbase, having returned in 2016 with "Summer of '13". He will be touring soon, with shows in Norwich, Newcastle and Oxford.

Newcastle

The University town has moved on from its shipbuilding and industrial past to become a city of the future, marked by the landmark, futuresque Millennium Bridge. Now a center for business and sciences, the city has also developed a reputation for fostering the arts. 

Digital attracts the top DJs from around the world, the Metro Radio Arena hosts some of the biggest artists from around the world with the O2 Academy holding gigs from established bands and up and coming acts almost every day of the week. Those searching out the next big thing could find their new favourite band at The Cluny or Think Tank? as well.

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Intimate, split-level live music venue and bar in former bottling plant, hosting up-and-coming acts.

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“Right up there with Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen and Johnny Cash” (SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)

Carlisle

Charming and picturesque Carlisle will capture you inside of itself with dazzling views and charming architecture. At night the town comes alive thanks to venues like Sands Centre, Old Fire Station and The Brickyard, where unmissable events like Santa's Christmas Countdown, DomFest2017 and Fascino presents Burn The Disco Out will be taking place soon. Find & compare all events in Carlisle below to get the cheapest deals available.

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York

The historic walled city is much more welcoming than surrounding a city with a huge wall might suggest. Traditionally a capital of religious importance for the church of England, and a hot bed of political upheaval throughout English history, the city is somewhat less volatile than it once was, but is still a lively and thriving metropolis. The Barbican, Basement, Fibbers and the University of York Union provide ideal nightspots for those in search of the best live entertainment. The historic Grand Opera House provides a venue for a theatre and comedy productions alike, ensuring you're never far from a cultured night out.

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The Crescent is one of York’s foremost concert and events spaces. This former working men’s club has been entertaining audiences in York for over 100 years and has become a key part of York’s music and cultural scene since its re-opening.

Open seven days a week, the Crescent boasts a fully licensed bar with a projector, DJ booth and games room with pool table, darts board and retro computer games to keep visitors entertained. The Crescent is most notable, though, for its intimate 250 capacity concert room which meets an industry standard in its equipment and programming. The venue is regularly used by a number of local promoters putting on live music and comedy, with past visitors including acts such as Skinny Pelembe, Say Sue Me and John Bramwell of I Am Kloot.

While it showcases performers from further afield, the Crescent is known for hosting a number of smaller events as it provides a vital service to the local community. Each week the venue puts on open DJ decks, retro gaming nights and line dancing classes, while it also welcomes exhibitions such as record and zine fairs.

Dedicated to the people of York and showcasing upcoming talent, the Crescent is one of the key places to go for independent culture in the walled city.

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Oxford

Renowned as a centre for learning and home to the prestigious Oxford University, the city has more to offer beyond the dusty books of academia. With the capital barely an hour away, Oxford is perfectly placed for those of a cosmopolitan disposition, featuring many cultural attractions and things to do.

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https://www.malcolmmiddleton.com/ Malcolm Middleton is back, again, with his seven-hundredth studio album BANANAS, this time on the much beloved TRIASSIC TUSK RECORDS. The guitarist and songwriter is best known for his work with Aidan Moffat in Scottish rock legends ARAB STRAP, as well as for his string of DPR$$N-CORE smash hit singles F*** It, I Love You", "We're All Going To Die" and "Balled Of F*** All. On BANANAS Malcolm has teamed up with the acclaimed not-jazz trio JEANSY, JONES & SMILLIE (David Jeans DRUMS, Stevie Jones DOUBLE BASS and Graeme Smillie PIANO) to produce an album that is both scathing and nice. With new songs like BUZZ LIGHTYEAR HELMET, LOVE IS A MOMENTARY LAPSE IN SELF-LOATHING and PISS OFF LIFE, JUST KILL ME NOW (that last one is a joke), Malcolm continues to report back from the depths of the everyday whilst attempting to monetise HELL. Adding a dose of saccharine to the mix, the Samaratinesque choir of Kenny Anderson (KING CREOSOTE), Jenny Reeve (BDY_PRTS) and Dan Wilson (WITHERED HAND) courageously manage to pull Malcolm back from the brink of many a teetering jont just as he's about to disappear up his own proverbial.

Norwich

Norwich's reputation as a UNESCO City of Literature might make it sound stuffy but nothing could be further from the truth. The densely populated city is a hotbed of some of the most exciting entertainment and culture that can be found on the British Isles.  The Theatre Royal stands proud to serve the needs of any critically acclaimed production that makes it way through town while the UEA LCR is on hand to host the biggest of the big when they visit the historic city. Melkweg, Waterfront Studio and The Music Room are the places to be any night of the week to experience the best in live music, both international and national.

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All-standing, riverside nightclub and live music venue run by the student union with regular gigs.

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Brighton

If the capital seems a bit too busy to you there's the wonderful seaside town of Brighton just an hour south. The broad beach is backed by retro amusement arcades and regency-era constructions. But it's not just about the scenery, as stunning as it is. Brighton's nightlife and arts scene are vibrant and bubbling over with talent. Concorde 2 providing a valuable proving ground for the UK live music scene and arts focused cafes and bars like Patterns & The Hope and Ruin offering you an endless array of peerless cultural experiences.

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