Originally written by Mike Diver · 22 March 2007
So there's you thinking tonight's pretty special, right? Here's us, presenting a fantastic free show at London's flagship Fopp store, with three frankly brilliant bands. What? Not seen it? Click here, silly.
The event's no one-off, y'know - we'll be putting on more and more free shows at Fopp on London's Tottenham Court Road this year. Be sure to check the site for updated details in the near future. Which leads us quite nicely to this: all the dates for our forthcoming DiScover Club shows.
These free-entry shows, open to anyone over 18, are held once a month at the Notting Hill Arts Club in conjunction with Rough Trade Shops. Doors open at 4pm and close at 8pm, so you've time to go raving in Soho if you so desire. For loads more information on the bands playing, check the site (and the DiScover sub-site - look up in the top right of your screen!) the week before the gig in question. Here, for now, is what we're calling 'listings information'.
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Saturday April 14 Playing live: Sky Larkin, Prego, Youthmovies Plus A Badge Of Friendship DJS + more TBC Add date to your gig calendar here
Saturday May 5 Playing live: Favours For Sailors, Chow Chow, Meet Me In St Louis Plus DiS DJs Add date to your gig calendar here
Saturday June 23 Playing live: These Monsters, Yndi Halda + one more TBC Plus DiS DJs Add date to your gig calendar here
Saturday July 28 Playing live: Vessels + two more TBC Add date to your gig calendar here
Saturday August 18 Playing live: Public Relations Exercise, Mandelbrot Set + one more TBC Plus DiS DJs Add date to your gig calendar here
Saturday September 22 Playing live: Cats And Cats And Cats + two more TBC Add date to your gig calendar here
See anything you like? We know we do! Expect to see those TBCs filled pretty quickly, as we're just waiting on a few nods from some of the country's finest up-and-coming bands. If YOU think your band might be suitable for a DiScover Club show, don't hesitate to post links to MySpace/websites below. See you on the 14th...?
Photograph of Youthmovies by Gregory Nolan