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The 1234 Shoreditch Festival 2012
Shoreditch Park, London

(4.00 / 5) Reviews: 1

The 1234Shoreditch Festival is an outdoor music festival which takes place in Shoreditch Park, London borough of Hackney.

1234 presents the best new underground music alongside inspirational international artists, set deep in the heart of London’s most creative and cultural quarter.
 

Last update: 12/07/2012 20:56

Line up includes

Buzzcocks
Crocodiles
Deap Valley
Mark Stewart (The Pop Group)
Holograms
Jeff the Brotherhood
Citizens!
Bo Ningen
Iceage
The Duke Spirit
Dirty Beaches
Frankie Rose
S.C.U.M
Gabriel Bruce
Visions of Trees
La Femmes
Gross Magic
Savages
Off Love
Let's Wrestle
Drop Out Venus
Von Haze
Claro Intelecto
Linkwood
Falty Dl
Lapalux
Patten
Gerry Read
Young Montana?
Regal Safari
Long Meg
Atomic Suplex
Zulu
Zeotrope
Costal Cities
Joseph Coward
Public Service Broadcasting
The Neat
Nightmare Air
Skeletons On Holiday
Los Cripis
Blast
Old Blue Last DJs
Pop Scene DJs
Dark Party DJs
Mischa Mafia DJs
Pink
Mist DJs
Tapped DJs
Rat Pit DJs
Jen Long DJ
Steve Morell DJ
Rough Trade Shops DJs
Double Denim DJs
Loud & Quiet DJs
Minny Pops
Eagulls
Bleeding Heart Narrative
The Proper Ornaments
Official Burned Toast
Atomic Suplex

This information was last updated on 12/07/2012 20:56. Please check with the event website for any last minute changes.
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Where can I find The 1234 Shoreditch Festival?
Shoreditch Park
25 New North Road
London
N1 6TA

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Based on 1 rating
Great collection of new bands battling to be heard through the worst sound systems on the planet
Written by usedtopogo | 2nd Sep 2012
I love this festival for the atmosphere and selection of avant-garde bands, but the organisers try to make it as difficult as possible for them to sound good. The sounds were pretty bad when I last went to the 1234 festival two years ago, but this year the organisers must have employed a bunch of technophobic station platform announcers or Tesco Tannoy system operators to run the sound systems on the main stages. In 30 years of going to festivals and gigs I've never come across such a shambles.
Some acts managed to shine through the noise fug though, and for me stars of the show this year were Von Haze, Gabriel Bruce, Pre New, Deap Vally and (heads and shoulders above the rest, despite the sound system sabotage job) the wonderful Savages.
Pete Shelley & co were obviously enjoying themselves on stage, but despite being a big fan of theirs back in the day, I couldn't bear to hear those great songs mangled by the Tannoy terrorists and left early.

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