Continuing their series of Stay Away Shows, La Blogotheque have a full week of live streamed content lined up for your viewing pleasure. Available to watch every day at 6pm over on their Instagram account – this week includes a set from musician, record label owner and Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess on Sunday 31. See below for who else is playing this week:
Mon 25 May – Hubert Lenior
Tues 26 May – Sessa
Weds 27 May – Fink
Thurs 28 May – Slow Meadow
Fri 29 May – Hayden Thorpe
Sat 30 May – Gus Dapperton
Sun 31 May – Tim Burgess
If you’re a night owl and find yourself at a loss in the early hours of Wednesday 27 May – head over to Hooligan magazine’s Instagram page to catch their live session with the fab Phoebe Bridgers from 1am as part of their Hooligan Hangouts series.
Legendary Sheffield venue The Leadmill continues its live stream series this week with a set from ex-RedFaces singer Harry Lyon on Wednesday 27 May. Fresh from releasing his debut single Beginning Of The End on Friday May 22 – you can catch this live performance over on The Leadmill’s Facebook page from 8pm. Money raised will go towards the incredible #saveourvenues cause.
Manchester’s Take That reunite for this special one-off show with Compare The Meerkat. You can join Gary, Mark, Howard and Robbie for a sing-a-long on Friday 29 May as they perform their hits from over the years to lift the nation’s spirits during this time. Head to the Meerkat Music Youtube channel from 8pm!
- Words:
- Cat Allan
- Published on:
- Mon 25 May 2020
After the great success of their first event, Folk On Foot are back with a second instalment of Front Room Festival. Taking place this Bank Holiday Monday 25 May, with a bumper line-up including Frank Turner, Johnny Flynn, Zara Phillips and many more. Kicking off from 2pm – there will be over 7 hours of music to enjoy as artists play sets live from their living rooms to yours. You catch this on the official Folk On Foot Youtube channel and over on their Facebook page here. There will be an opportunity to donate to support musicians who’ve lost their livelihoods during the lockdown – with half the money raised going to charity Help Musicians UK, and half to those playing the festival.Head to the official website for the full line-up, set times and more details on the fundraiser.