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Bug Jam 22 Evening Gig Guide |
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Red Stripe Live Stage
Parklife (Blur tribute)
7.30pm – 8.45pm
Noasis (Oasis tribute)
9pm – 10.30pm
Happy Pill
10.30pm -12pm |
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Red Stripe Live Stage
Bruises
8pm – 8.45pm
Just Supposin’ (Status Quo tribute)
9pm – 10pm
Counterfeit Stones (Rolling Stones tribute)
10.15pm – 12am |
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Jammed Bug Zone
Djandyb
8pm – 10pm
Dirty Little Funkers
10pm -2am |
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Jammed Bug Zone
Djandyb
8pm - 10pm
DJ Hal
10pm – 12pm
Scratch Perverts
12pm – 2am
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Bug Dubbed Zone
David de Vynél
Totally Tropical |
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Bug Dubbed Zone
Trademark
8pm – 10pm
DJ Dougal
10pm – 12pm
Kenny Ken
12pm – 2am |
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Fueler's Bar
DJ Richie Don & DJ RM |
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Fueler's Bar
Akeal
8.45pm – 9.30pm
The Uptown Decadence Unit
10pm – 10.45pm
New Cassettes
11.15pm – 12midnight |
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Parklife - Blur Tribute Band
Faithfully recreating a career spanning set-list, Parklife perform what anyone from a Popscener to full on Badhead Blur fan could wish for. Authentic and sincere tributes to songs that Parklife believe to be the epitome of the Britpop ethos. Parklife emerged from the Oxfordshire Pub and Club circuit and are rapidly gaining a reputation as purveyors of a bloody good show. |
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Noasis - Oasis Tribute Band
Noasis - the full five piece rock band,
no backing tapes, no gimmicks, no bull Noasis are the definitive tribute to Oasis. Having played shows across the country, they have built a huge fan base, performing to thousands of people over the years. |
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Happypill
Anton Korberg first assembled Happypill in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury in 2007, then relocated to Stockholm Sweden a few weeks later. Their very name was a rejection of the then-trendy single-word band names like Ride and Lush, and a harkening back to the misfit-genius Rolling Stone and one of the City's greatest, weirdest tragedies.
Listen to the current single here. |
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Bruises
Bruises is a five-piece and along with Lee, Ben and Ferret, the remainder of the band is made up of Robin on bass and Jayden on keys. Since they've established the line-up, their sound has developed into some surprising territories. |
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Just Supposin’
Formed in 2005, Just Supposin’ specialise in the material of the original line up from the 60’s up to the early 80’s. Their shows include hits such as “Caroline”, “Whatever you Want”, “Rockin’ All Over the World”. All delivered with the power and the passion you would expect from the original Status Quo! |
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Counterfeit Stones
With an authentic wardrobe of clothes and instruments to match, singles and album tracks endlessly studied for their finest musical detail and nuance, the result is “Probably the Second Greatest Rock 'N' Roll Band in the World”. |
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Djandyb
Andy has gone through most styles and sounds ranging from old skool rave, drum 'n' bass, funky, trance and hard house and is currently enjoying a bit of break beat and mixing a combination of what ever he pulls out of his record bag to fit the mood required to entertain the crowd. |
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Dirty Little Funkers
Dirty Little Funkers are rapidly becoming known as one of the UK's premier house and electro brands. In the past two years since the brand launched they have taken the nation by storm with their tour nights bringing venues both in the UK and abroad a unique clubbing experience with an unrivalled atmosphere at each event. Clubbers flock to the nights for the music and the vibe that Dirty Little Funkers create. |
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DJ Hal
Whilst performing, DJ HAL journeys through a world of electronic beats that leaves few stones unturned. His ultra positive attitude and boundless energy are effortlessly transferred to his audience via the music. Breakbeats and House are both common place on his dance floor. Unleashing a mind-blowing, hip-shaking, blend of electro funk and acid house, he is a man on a mission, with the sole intention to make you dance. |
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Scratch Perverts
Prime Cuts, Tony Vegas and Plus One are the Scratch Perverts - a name that has become synonymous with HipHop and battle DJing ever since their formation in 1996. Their reputation as one of the worlds most progressive DJ collectives is unparalleled; two consecutive World DMC Team titles, Plus One's World DMC Champion and World Vestax Champion titles, Prime Cut's 1999 and 2000 World ITF Scratching crowns, and countless showcases and gigs all over the world. |
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David de Vynél
Hot off of the back of his appearance in the Blitz Club circa 1981 in BBC One’s ‘Ashes To Ashes’, 80’s icon David de Vynél returns to Santa Pod for a night of Dirty Eighties in his own inimitable style. So pull on your rah-rah skirt, plump up the shoulder-pads or don your best Ghostbusting costume and head over to the Bugged Dub Zone from 8pm to relive the decade that changed music and fashion forever. |
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Totally Tropical
Totally tropical are without doubt the leading band in the country when it comes to just having a party. They will take you to another place where you forget the normal hum drum things of life and just smile, so bring your beach gear and party the night away. |
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Trademark
Having been established from the early days of the rave, his unique rolling sound has carried him all over the globe, but when it comes to a good tune, no matter the genre, you can bet your bottom dollar he's got it. His love of the music, the scene and his unique ability to play eclectic sets covering a whole spectrum of dance music, Trademark has to be one of the most exciting DJ's on the scene at the moment. |
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Kenny Ken
Kenny Ken started DJing back in 1989. He got into playing music by going to the early warehouse parties and progressed to having his own show on London’s Kiss FM. He has played all around the world thanks to Jungle/Drum and Bass. |
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DJ Dougal
DJ Dougal has been one of the world’s leading hardcore DJ’s and producers for the last decade or so and has been voted the number one hardcore DJ by MTV. His style is a mix of euphoric hardcore with uplifting vocals along with a deep experimental edge. He has worked alongside many other hardcore artists including DNA, Gammer and Hixxy, though in recent years, most of his work has been with Gammer. |
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DJ Richie Don & DJ RM
Friday Nights Fueler’s bar will be hosted this year By Ministry of Sound and MTV Pimp My Ride UK star DJ Richie Don the undisputed Car Show King.
Along with DJ RM these two will be playing the very best in all things BIG. Mixing it up the BIG Basslines with the full spectrum of House, Hip Hop, Garage, Bassline, Breakbeat & Drum and you will be bouncing ALL Night. |
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Akeal
Akeal are a four piece band from Leamington. The boys have been together for two years and have played all across the country, spreading Akeal’s indie sound with an alternative twist. Expect to hear a diverse set that twists and turns from delicate indie to rock in a matter of seconds. |
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The Uptown Decadence Unit
Formed in 2006 to rave reviews from the likes of NME, The Fly and Sandman, The Uptown Decadence Unit gigged hard, partied hard and "fell to bits". A recent rebirth has shown the band in a whole new light. A new drummer, an additional guitarist (in the form of their previously axeless frontman) and a whole bunch of new tunes. |
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Narni Shakers
The UK's No.1 sexy dance group....the infamous Narni Shakers, take to the stage in the dance tents on both Friday and Saturday nights. |
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