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8th April 2009
Charlatans, Mystery Jets, Gang of Four added to the Great Escape

Also added today are Idlewild, The Rumble Strips, Just Jack and Titus Andronicus

There are just over five weeks to go until The Great Escape kicks off Europe’s fastest growing combined music festival and conference event, today even more additions to the line up have been confirmed. 

Joining Kasabian, Patrick Wolf, Noah & The Whale and The Maccabees will be the mighty Charlatans,  the band will be playing a much-anticipated set.  Purveyors of guilt-edged grooves since 1990, The Charlatans are one of the UK’s best-loved bands with a back catalogue of musical treasures to rival all-comers.

Also adding their weight to the line up is the legendary Gang of Four. One of post-punk’s most influential bands, Gang of Four’s skeletal funk has laid the foundations for an array of the biggest acts of the last 20 years including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against The Machine and The Rapture to name just three.

Bringing his funk-flecked incisive lyricism on a trip to the seaside, Jack Alsopp, AKA Just Jack will be showcasing brand new material from his third long-player ‘Embers’, whilst The Rumble Strips will also be airing new material from their Mark Ronson produced new album.

Mystery Jets will be inducing mosh-pit hysteria with their sunshine pop-stylings, Roddy Woomble fronted Idlewild will be playing their much-loved trademark sweeping rock and soaring riffs and Bard loving top tips Titus Andronicus will be heading in from New Jersey to spread some of their dream-pop vibes

Spread across 34 venues in Brighton the event will play host to some 300 bands in the music scene, all in just 3-days.

Single day tickets are now on sale and will cost
£18.50 inc. VAT Thursday 14th May
£22.50 inc. VAT Friday 15th May
£25.00 inc. VAT Saturday 16th May

Note:
The 3-day TGE / Kasabian joint ticket & Kasabian only tickets have now sold out.


 

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