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Ronson Robs da Bank to spawn Bestival's new baby brother
TheBoyDeadly by TheBoyDeadly February 27th, 2008

Mark Ronson, Late of the Pier and The Cuban Brothers are among the live acts who’ll play the Bandstand double-header this summer.

The festival comes to Old Billinsgate in London on the 3rd of May, a Grade 2 listed building on the banks of the Thames, while Liverpool gets its dose a week later at the Carling Academy on the 10th. Curated by Rob da Bank (who also oversees Bestival and Sunday Best) the dates mark Bandstand’s debut.

See how both the bills are shaping up below:

3rd May – London, Old Billinsgate
Mark Ronson (live and DJ set)
Rob da Bank
Annie Mac
Late of the Pier
The Cuban Brothers
Greg’s Greats
Sombrero Sound System

10th May - Liverpool, Carling Academy
Mark Ronson (live and DJ set)
Rob da Bank
Kissy Sell Out
Kitty Daisy & Lewis
The Cuban Brothers
The Troubadours
Sombrero Sound System

“We love putting on outdoor festivals so we thought why not do one inside? In fact, let’s do two!,” shouted da Bank.

“Bandstand is a very British, eccentric celebration of music, comedy and performance taking you to another world. We hope this is the start of a series of landmark musical events for the UK.”

The first phase of tickets go on sale on the 27th of February costing £25 each plus booking fee and are available from the event’s website here.


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