Up All Night Music Presents: Jim Driscoll & Jenny May, Cardinal Jacks, Magnetic, Lee Bailey Project, The Delinquents, Big Linda.

Friday 24th October, 2008 at Tommy Flynns in Camden, London.

Don’t miss out on a great night of live music!!

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Jim Driscoll & Jenny May @ 8:00 pm
Cardinal Jacks @ 8:40 pm
Magnetic @ 9:20 pm
Lee Bailey Project @ 10:00 pm
The Delinquents @ 10:40 pm
Big Linda @ 11:20 pm

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Address:
Tommy Flynns
55 Camden High St
London
NW1 7JH

“Up All Night Music is a London based company working hard to promote live music across the city. We are in our tenth year and currently run live music shows at four well respected venues in London as well as several festival stages. Well known with a very good reputation on “the scene” Up All Night Music organise some of the best new music concerts in the country. Our philosophy is to put the artists we work with first! Where many venues charge bands or solo acts to play, we do not.”

TIME OUT calls Up All Night Music “London’s hardest working promoter”.

Up All Night Music Official Website

There’s a PIRATE Party in town and you’re invited!

That’s if you’re in the vicinity of the beautiful and historic Iffley Village in Oxford, England on Wednesday 17th, September 2008.

At the Prince of Wales Pub to be exact.

The Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre is raising money in aid of Cancer Research and there’s a Fancy Dress Party being held at The Prince of Wales, including a prize for best costume.

Party starts at 8:30pm – w/ live music by Jim Driscoll & Jenny May. Playing acoustic/alternative/folk.

For phone number and directions go to:

Prince of Wales

Coo Coo Club Presents: The Long Insiders, Little Lost David, Jim Driscoll & Jenny May at Jericho Tavern, Oxford Saturday 13th September, 2008.

Tickets can be purchased at WeGotTickets

The Long Insiders

The Long Insiders rise up to meet us from the darker underbelly of the clean crisp spires of Oxford to bring us songs of gin, lies, cold women and guilty men in smoke filled bars. A new incarnation of the long term musical collaboration between the Brother’s Kenny (Nick and Simon) and drummer, Dan Goddard, was born when Nick met Sarah (Vocals) in the corner of a theatre bar, the start of a fractious coming together that saw the re-emergance of some of Oxford’s finest musicians. A look through a half empty martini glass at a world of Ennio Morricone-inspired spagetti westerns and emotional alt surf melodies with a guitar style that is characteristically Long Insiders.
“a unique blend of tremelo surf guitar and breathy female vocals”

The Long Insiders MySpace

Little Lost David

Sheffield based singer/songwriter David Roch, isn’t little, or lost, but he does make highly personal, beautifully aching music. His self-titled EP – out now – was overseen by Arctic Monkeys producer Alan Smyth, and has received plaudits from Jonathan Ross, Q magazine, The Guardian to name but a few. Compared to the likes of Antony Hegarty and Rufus Wainwright – all three are influenced by the pathos of Billie Holiday and the Buckleys – but being English, David also credits such closer-to-home figures as William Blake, Simon Armitage and the painter David Shrigley for the dark, misty bent of his music. It’s a heady mix, and one that captivates those who happen across it.

Little Lost David MySpace

Jim Driscoll & Jenny May

Having played just a handful of shows in Oxford – including Iffley Lock! – Jim Driscoll & Jenny May have only been collaborating for a short time, and already there’s a buzz surrounding their music and intimate harmonies. Some may already be familiar with Jim as the keyboardist for local favourites The Drug Squad, and both Jim and Jenny have worked with members of Mercury Music Prize nominated Guillemots. Playing alternative/acoustic/folk/country. Not to be missed!

Jim Driscoll & Jenny May MySpace

The Coo Coo Club

The Jericho Tavern