Woooo!!! So I finally applied for the Cambridge Band Competition this year and have made it through to the heats! The gig is on March 17th at The Portland Arms. I’m feeling so nervous about this gig that straight after writing this I ‘m going to have to use the loo. It will be the…
… a nice gentle acoustic one at The Fireside Sessions, The Zebra, Maids Causeway, Cambridge. First time I’ve played this venue.
You can hear the Reprezent Radio interview I did last November online at the Culture Kitchen page! UPDATE: Actually you can’t as the show has moved on from the page. But it was really lovely to do, and of course, I was really, really funny and insightful.
The first Karmadillo performance of 2011 in Cambridge is at The Haymakers, not The Cornerhouse – Sunday 9th Jan onstage 9.30! Free entry. Going to be the only gig for a bit as hopefully the knee op will happen this month!
Rishi will be talking about the Bard For Life album in a Monday night interview for an online show going out live from 8pm on Monday. Just go to http://www.reprezent.org.uk and click ‘live stream’.
A final appearance for the year down at ukulele night at the Snooty Fox next to Canonbury Station and 10 mins walk from Highbury & Islington station.
A busk on the streets of Cambridge supporting Love Music/Hate Racism. Not 100% sure yet of exactly where this is going to happen but will update here & on the Karmadillo Twitter feed when it happens.
Another appearance at this great Sunday night in Oxford Circus. Free entry so COME ON DOWN!! This is Sunday October 10th, not later on as previously advertised. Sorry!
Supporting the Lancashire Hotpots (”The Spinal Tap of folk bands”) at the Portland Arms in Cambridge on Sat Oct 9th. Price £7. Tickets available from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/73692. Hear some Lancashire Hotpots stuff at their MySpace page.
Karmadillo are pleased to announce that the song entry for the Geekpop Summer Song Writing Challenge has won the Most Contrived Rhyme Prize! Why not peruse the lyrics of our biographical song on Gregor Mendel and figure out which couplet was the winner. Or listen to the geekpop podcast and hear it for yourself! [audio:Mendel-GeekPopAcoustic.mp3|titles=Mendel…