Showing posts with label Baby Honey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Honey. Show all posts

Monday, 17 May 2010

Save 6Music!

We'll be playing some records this Saturday at the Save 6Music demo. Make sure you come down to show your support for the UK's best national radio station (and the only one likely to play any of the bands featured on this blog) and we'll see you down the front for 'Joy Division Oven Gloves.'

Here's the organisers spelling out exactly why you should attend:

"On Saturday 22nd May at 12pm, we will gather together outside Broadcasting House for a second time to protest against the closure of BBC 6Music.

We have lined up some fantastic live bands and speakers as well as as a stage and PA so you can see and hear everything perfectly! This demonstration of support for the staff of the BBC, musicians, and all connected with 6Music will mark the end of the consultation process.

What the BBC proposes is unacceptable. We believe BBC 6Music should retained as a station in it's own right - broadcasting 24 hours a day, hours a week, not a sister station to any other BBC station or lost altogether.

6Music is the only place that caters for our diverse tastes, giving us access to the BBC's rich musical archive and offering valuable exposure to new music that may not otherwise be heard on a national radio station. The DJs play music they are passionate about to an audience who are passionate about music.

So please join us on May 22nd. Come along to show your solidarity and support; bring a flask of tea and have a sing-along all in the name of saving 6Music. Invite everyone you know who might not have been invited through the Facebook group and let’s make this a protest to remember!"

Facebook Event
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Baby Honey #004: with Chocolate Barry and Mr Wright!


BABY HONEY #004: Friday 9th April 2010: The Buffalo Bar: London

él Records are one of our all-time favourite labels here at Baby Honey towers, giving the world the likes of Momus, The King Of Luxembourg and Would-be-Goods. So it is our great pleasure to announce that this month's Baby Honey will be an él/Cherry Red special to celebrate the forthcoming Blueboy reissues. With giveaways and guest DJ Dominic (the Cherry Red man responsible for putting together those Blueboy reissues) we'll give you a sophisticated night with lots and lots of tunes from él & cherry red and our special blend of the finest, happiest indiepop, post-punk and soul. In addition, we will be hosting él legends and a band much inspired by the él aesthetic. Baby Honey #004 looks to be an unmissable event.

BANDS:
CHOCOLATE BARRY:
Chocolate Barry are without doubt one of the great 'lost' bands. Formed in Malmo they recorded one of the greatest indiepop singles of the nineties (the peerless 'I Cry Because Of You Argentina') and promptly fell off the radar. Now back and heavily inspired by él-affiliated legends The Monochrome Set, we are hugely proud to host their first ever British gig.

MR. WRIGHT:
Mr.Wright, who under the name Always released Thames Valley Leather Club on él and then continued with releases under his own name. The Metropolitan album on Siesta is a classic and the latest record Diary Of A Fool has the amazing Band Apart track.

DJs:
Dominic (él/Cherry Red)
Daniel Novakovic (So Tough! So Cute!)
Anastasia Cohen (Baby Honey)
Rory Mackie (Baby Honey)

Friday 9th April 2010
The Buffalo Bar, 259 Upper St, London N1 1RU. 020 7359 6191
9pm - 4am. £6/5 (flyer/concs) £3 after bands have finished.




Friday, 12 March 2010

Baby Honey #3 tonight! Cats On Fire Download!


Hi everyone. The advance tickets have just sold out but there will be tickets at the door so come on down when we open (9 pm) if you want to catch the bands. If you just fancy a drink and a dance then we'll be playing the very best in Indiepop, Post-Punk, Northern Soul and Girl Groups 'til 4am, and if you come down after the bands (midnight), you'll be able to get in without problems and will only have to pay a measly £3!

STAGE TIMES:
9.45 Betty & The Werewolves
10.30 Twig
11.15 Cats On Fire
12 and onwards, indiepop dancing!

And if that wasn't enough excitement for one day, those lovely Cats On Fire boys have kindly agreed to share an mp3 (the brilliant 'Horoscope') with us all, as a wee taster for this evening!