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Captive State at Oxford Zodiac
CAPTIVE STATE
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Saturday 3rd May 2008 - 10.30pm
Captive State is the musical duo of songwriters Tom Bootle and Joseph Kennedy. The sound they create is best described as a combination of acoustic song and beat driven electronica, pulled together by soulful lyrics and catchy horn tinged melodies. They perform their songs with the Captive State band, a collective of nine talented individual musicians. Each element brings their own influences making the multi-layered epic sound of Captive State a true melting pot of musical creativity. Captive State have managed to create an original and distinctive sound that has the listener both nodding and singing along to. This sound has not been created over night so please read on to learn the history. (back to top)
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Skatalites at Oxford Zodiac
THE SKATALITES
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Saturday 3rd May 2008 - 7pm
Hailing from Jamaica, The Skatalites have played a major part in popularising ska. Consisting of some of the best musicians from that island, they played together initially between 1963 and 1965 but recorded many of their best known songs in the period including "Guns of Navarone" as well as playing on records by Prince Buster and many other Jamaican artists who recorded during the period. They reformed in 1986 and have played together ever since. (back to top)
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The Wombats at at Oxford Academy
THE WOMBATS
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Tuesday 6th May 2008 - 7pm
Quirky Liverpudlian trio making indie based pop-rock. Influenced by the likes of Arcade Fire and The Beach Boys, The Wombats make driving indie-pop, backed up by catchy tunes and up-beat melodies that consistently teeter on the edge of the bizarre and the brilliant. Tight as hell and with an ear for quirky melodies that defies belief. (back to top)
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Mr Scruff at at Oxford Academy
MR SCRUFF
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Thursday 8th May 2008 - 11pm
Initially inspired by the 2 Tone sound, the now legendary Ninja Tune DJ, Mr Scruff is famed for his awesome hip-hop sound, his epic six-hour sets and his sense of the comic. His sets are a mixture of deck-related wizardry and animated tom-foolery and will leave even the most hardened of anti-dance music critics grinning and boogieing the night away. (back to top)
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Republica at Oxford Academy
REPUBLICA 5TH BIRTHDAY - PART 2
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Friday 9th May 2008 - 11pm
Club night celebrating five years of Republica. (back to top)
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Les Savy Fav at Oxford Zodiac
LES SAVY FAV
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Friday 9th May 2008 - 6.30pm
Les Savy Fav are known for angular, abrasive guitar and bass melodies, complemented by singer Tim Harrington's educated, poetic lyrics sung or shouted over the instruments. Harrington's involved lyrics make broad-ranging academic references to such disparate topics as Stockholm syndrome, the architects of Carthage, and palimpsests. The band has a highly-regarded live show due to the antics of frontman Harrington, including kissing multiple audience members and on-stage wardrobe changes. These antics, however, rarely seem to faze the rest of the band as they continue to play as if nothing out of the ordinary is happening. (back to top)
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Black Lips at Oxford Zodiac
BLACK LIPS
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Monday 12th May 2008 - 7pm
Formed in 2000 by a group of teenage friends, The Black Lips quickly became one of the Atlanta underground’s most talked about bands. Famed for their frenzied live shows and genre-twisting style, they're one of the most exciting and electrifying bands around. (back to top)
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Joe Lean & The Jing Jang Jong at Oxford Zodiac
JOE LEAN & THE JING JANG JONG
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Tuesday 13th May 2008 - 7pm
Taking their influences from a cocktail of Kylie pop and 60's garage punk, Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong cross catchy melodies with a songwriting ability that will catch you out, just when you think you can relax. Together for only a year, tongue-twisters Joe Lean, Tom D, Dom O'Dare, Panda and Bummer Jong have the kind of polished indie that will leave even the coolest of London's club-goers a mite hot under the collar. (back to top)
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Little Man Tate at at Oxford Academy
LITTLE MAN TATE
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Thursday 15th May 2008 - 7pm
Little Man Tate are a four-piece indie band from Sheffield, England and formed in 2005. The band quickly began attracting interest from several record labels and in March 2006 signed to V2 Records, later parting ways in November 2007. Their fifth single, Sexy In Latin was released on this year and became their highest charting single yet, entering the official UK singles chart at number 20. (back to top)
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The Count & Sinden at  Oxford Zodiac
THE COUNT & SINDEN
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Friday 16th May 2008 - 11pm
After conquering some of the world's biggest decks as prominent DJs in their own right, The Count AKA The Count Of Monte Cristal AKA Hervé began perking up ears with his 'Ghetto Bitches EP' and has recently unleashed the club and radio smash 'Cheap Thrills' while Sinden has built his reputation remixing everyone from Basement Jaxx to Bonde Do Role to Mark Ronson and collaborated on original material with the likes Solid Groove, Jesse Rose and Trevor Loveys. Marking Domino's continuing foray into club music, there's a universal joy and fresh innocence here that's damn near impossible not to like. The single 'Beeper' was released on the 24th of March and The Count & Sinden will be releasing their highly anticipated, musically all embracing debut album later this year, which sets out to unite fans of hip hop, indie, niche and house alike. (back to top)
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Amy MacDonald at at Oxford Academy
AMY MACDONALD
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Sunday 18th May 2008 - 7pm
Glaswegian singer-songwriter, whose folk-blues songwriting, powerful vocals and passionate delivery have earned her quite a reputation, despite her young age. Macdonald's lyrics are often written in a typical pop style. She has stated in interviews that her lyrics are based on real life issues and situations rather than the melodramatic lyrics offered by other artists of her age. Her debut album, This Is the Life, was released on 30 July 2007. (back to top)
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The TingTings at Oxford Zodiac
THE TING TINGS
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Monday 19th May 2008 - 7pm
Electro pop duo who have been making waves up and down the country ever since their formation in 2006. Having started out playing private house parties in their native Manchester, Jules De Martino and Katie White's shows soon became the hottest tickets on the planet.  (back to top)
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Noah & The Whale at Oxford Zodiac
NOAH & THE WHALE
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Monday 19th May 2008 - 7pm
Energetic popsters from London whose proficient songs and live sets employ beautiful harmonies and elements of folk and bluegrass to good effect. Their hit song '5 Years' Time' is sufficient to reel in any potential fan, as their packed-out gigs would suggest. (back to top)
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Broken Social Scene at at Oxford Academy
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
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Thursday 22nd May 2008 - 7pm
Kevin Drew and Charles Spearin began this journey with a small ensemble of friends. It flourished into Broken Social Scene. Many of the same people that play on k.c. accidental's albums, also play on both Broken Social Scene albums. Thus k.c. accidental is Broken Social Scene. Confused? Good. If you feel lost that's okay, because everything is going to be alright and sometimes it's good to be lost. (back to top)
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Zolof at Oxford Zodiac
ZOLOF, THE ROCK & ROLL DESTROYER
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Tuesday 23rd May 2008 - 7pm
Schematics marks the third LP from Zolof The Rock & Roll Destroyer, and the first since 2003’s dance-a-thon Jalopy Go Far, released on Eyeball Records (My Chemical Romance, Thursday). Since then, the band released an EP featuring Kenny Vasoli of the Starting Line and Anthony Green from Circa Survive and Saosin, and recently colaborated with friends Reel Big Fish on a six-song split exclusively containing duets between the 2 bands. When not in the studio, Zolof tours nationally with bands like the Gym Class Heroes and Motion City Soundtrack. These pop-rock angels have earned their wings and achieved a greater rock realization with their creation of Schematics. The moog synthesizers and jump-up-and-down sing-a-longs are still mainstays in Zolof The Rock & Roll Destroyer’s new songs but also present is a maturity of songwriting that deepens their musical pool… even if that pool is filled with Kool-Aid. (back to top)
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Saul Williams at Oxford Zodiac
SAUL WILLIAMS
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Monday 26th May 2008 - 7pm
Saul Williams is an American writer, actor and musician known for his blend of poetry and hip-hop and for his leading role in the independent film Slam. He has had a significant place in the movement of DRM-free music and one of the first non-mainstream artists to offer their album free on the internet, bypassing the role of a record label. (back to top)
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Dead Kennedys at Oxford Zodiac
DEAD KENNEDYS
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Thursday 29th May 2008 - 7pm
Seminal San Francisco punk band. Fiercely anti-establishment and an incredible live act. Despite splitting in 1986, The Dead Kennedys have reformed and are sounding better than ever. A must see for any true punk fan. (back to top)
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Limehouse Lizzy at Oxford Zodiac
LIMEHOUSE LIZZY
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Friday 30th May 2008 - 7pm
The UK's hard working and best loved Thin Lizzy tribute band. Expect to hear the cream of Lynott & Co's live tracks, with some classic album songs thrown in as well. (back to top)
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Cute Is What We Aim For at at Oxford Academy
CUTE IS WHAT WE AIM FOR & BOYS LIKE GIRLS
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Monday 2nd June 2008 - 7pm
Based in Buffalo, New York, Cute Is What We Aim For came to be in 2005, parting ways with their myriad ska-punk efforts in order to produce a power-pop ensemble better fuelled by near-Shakespearean lyricism. The group rose above the ensuing drama to sign to Fueled By Ramen records, and saw massive international success by mid-2006. Boston Emo band Boys Like Girls making upbeat pop-rock with a grungy edge. With a great live show, and an excellent debut under their belts, Boys Like Girls are standing on the edge of being this year’s Panic! or Fall Out Boy, practically begging for mainstream success. (back to top)
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Black Kids at Oxford Zodiac
BLACK KIDS
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Monday 2nd June 2008 - 7pm
Flamboyant retro-pop from the Florida-based Black Kids. Mixing the sound of The Cure with grand electro rhythms and disco beats, the Black Kids are one of the most energetic and original bands to come out of the electro-pop generation. (back to top)
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Cartel at Oxford Zodiac
CARTEL
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Wednesday 4th June 2008 - 7pm
Cartel are a five-piece American pop punk/power pop band from Conyers, Georgia that formed in 2003. All members have been friends since high school. Their debut full length album, Chroma put them on Alternative Press's 2005 list of "Bands You Need to Know". In March 2006, they were also named Yahoo! Music's winner in the "Who's Next" competition and a Breaker artist by AOL music. (back to top)
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Rachel Unthank & The Winterset at Oxford Zodiac
RACHEL UNTHANK & THE WINTERSET
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Friday 6th June 2008 - 7pm
Rachel Unthank & the Winterset have been nominated in five categories in the Radio 2 Folk Awards 2008 including Best Group, Best Live Act, Best Album and winning the Horizon Award. Uncompromising as their lilting Geordie accents, refreshing as their unexpected interpretations of modern classics and folk tradition, Rachel Unthank & The Winterset make friends of staunch tradition and sonic adventure. Elements of blues, jazz, burlesque cabaret, classical and leftfield contemporary music make their take on folk music peerless, fearless and wholeheartedly brave. (back to top)
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Steve Earle at at Oxford Academy
STEVE EARLE
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Saturday 7th June 2008 - 7.30pm
Country rock legend Steve Earle comes to Oxford Academy with his unique blend of country, folk and blues, famous for tracks such as Hillbilly Highway, Sweet Little '66 and Guitar Town. The Grammy Award winner will be touring in support of his new album Washington Square Serenade. Released on New West Records, produced by John King of The Dust Brothers of Beck, The Rolling Stones, Beastie Boys fame. (back to top)
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Tokyo Police Club at Oxford Zodiac
TOKYO POLICE CLUB
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Thursday 12th June 2008 - 7pm
Tokyo Police Club formed in 2005 while playing for fun in a basement after the four had disbanded from a previous group in which they had been playing. The band started to gain attention and played some small shows throughout the Toronto area. With a buzz forming in Montreal, Tokyo Police Club was asked to play in the city's Pop Montreal festival, and soon after they signed with Toronto label Paper Bag Records. Since their formation the band has appeared in numerous festivals. Notably, in 2006 they appeared at Edgefest and the inaugural Osheaga Festival. In 2007, they performed at the Coachella music festival in Indio, California, at Lollapalooza in Chicago, at Bumbershoot in Seattle, and at the Glastonbury Festival and Reading Festival in England. (back to top)
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Morcheeba at at Oxford Academy
MORCHEEBA
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Friday 13th June 2008 - 7pm
Morcheeba was formed in 1995 and released their first album Who Can You Trust in 1996. Their popularity soared with the release of Big Calm, two years later, as they defined a new blend of soul, hip-hop, country and electronica. Parts Of The Process, a Greatest Hits album followed in 2003, as well as a live DVD - From Brixton To Beijing - that contained documentary footage of their groundbreaking tour of China. (back to top)
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Cara Dillon at Oxford Zodiac
CARA DILLON
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Saturday 14th June 2008 - 7pm
A former member of the folk group Equation, who also sang with De Danaan, this young Irish singer from Dungiven, County Derry, sings with clarity, beauty and style. (back to top)
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Ronjeremi at Oxford Zodiac
RONJEREMI, INSPECTED BY TEN & CITIZENS OF EARTH
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Thursday 29th May 2008 - 7pm
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Jonathan Davis at at Oxford Academy
JONATHAN DAVIS
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Wednesday 18th June 2008 - 7pm
Jonathan Davis will be performing songs never before performed onstage including rarely heard Korn material, tracks from the Queen Of The Damned soundtrack plus a selection of his favourite cover tunes and Korn classics. (back to top)
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Black Kids at Oxford Zodiac
THE TALIBAND
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Wednesday 18th June 2008 - 7pm
Flamboyant retro-pop from the Florida-based Black Kids. Mixing the sound of The Cure with grand electro rhythms and disco beats, the Black Kids are one of the most energetic and original bands to come out of the electro-pop generation. (back to top)
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Nearly Dan at Oxford Zodiac
NEARLY DAN
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Saturday 21st June 2008 - 7pm
Steely Dan tribute show playing such hits as Reeling in the Years, Babylon Sisters and Ricki Don't Lose That Number. Over two hours of material, including some new songs - the nearest you'll get to the real thing! (back to top)
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Yngwie Malmsteen at Oxford Zodiac
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
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Monday 7th July 2008 - 7pm
Swedish-born guitar virtuoso who was the originator of the high-speed, technically precise, neo-classical style that developed during the 80s.  (back to top)
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Livewire at Oxford Academy
LIVEWIRE
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Saturday 26th July 2008 - 7pm
Having established themselves as the hardest working AC/DC tribute in the UK, Live/Wire bring a unique show to the stage by playing both the Bon Scott AND Brian Johnson eras with two very individual singers, in the same explosive performance! With Andy, Ed & Daz providing a rock hard rhythm section you can set a watch to, Lorne cutting the rug as Angus Young with his frenzied fretboard antics and Jon & Grant as the legendary Bon Scott and Brian Johnson themselves, Live/Wire hold all the aces! The band continues to develop and enhance their live performance to reach their ultimate goal - the perfect reproduction of the AC/DC show. (back to top)
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Tokyo Police Club at Oxford Zodiac
JOHNNY TRUANT
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Wednesday 30th July 2008 - 7pm
Brighton-based metalcore band, Johnny Truant formed in 2000 under the name Severance. The band recorded 3 demos under this moniker before renaming themselves after the lead character of Mark Z. Danielewski's novel House of Leaves. The band recorded their debut release The Repercussions of a Badly Planned Suicide (which featured three remixed songs from their second demo) in 2002 which was released on Undergroove Records. Their second album, In the Library of Horrific Events was produced by Killswitch Engage guitarist, Adam Dutkiewicz. Although the band started out as a 4-piece, at the start of 2006, Al Kilcullen was added as a second guitarist. As of June 2006 however, Kilcullen was replaced by Reuben Gotto. The band is currently signed with Dine Alone Records in Canada and have recently performed at the SCENE Music Festival. They toured across Canada in February and March 2007 and are currently writing their third album titled No Tears For The Creatures in Brighton. (back to top)
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Mostly Autumn at Oxford Zodiac
MOSTLY AUTUMN
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Sunday 21st August 2008 - 7pm
Powerful atmospheric rock with a Celtic edge, influenced by Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and Genesis, and reminiscent of '70s Fleetwood Mac and Fairport Convention - difficult to pigeonhole, and although Mostly Autumn wears its influences on its sleeve, the originality far outweighs this. Mostly Autumn's sound incorporates the uses of flute, low and penny whistles, violins and vocal harmonies - over a powerful band, existing of keyboards, two guitarists, bass and drums. (back to top)
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Glenn Tilbrook & The Fluffers at at Oxford Academy
GLENN TILBROOK & THE FLUFFERS
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Friday 24th October 2008 - 7pm
Glenn is best known as principal songwriter and frontman of Squeeze, who in a career spanning almost 30 years notched up some 13 albums and huge hits like 'Up The Junction' and 'Take Me I'm Yours'. He is joined by his great new band, The Fluffers, and will be playing both Squeeze hits and his new material. (back to top)
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The Complete Stone Roses at at Oxford Academy
THE COMPLETE STONE ROSES
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Monday 24th November 2008 - 6.30pm

The Complete Stone Roses are now one of the UKs most well-known, most seen and most successful tribute bands. Selling out venues across the UK and Ireland regularly, they have helped to carry on the music of one of the UKs most influential bands the Stone Roses. The Stone Roses played a pivotal role in the history of the UKs indie music scene. Famous hits like Fools Gold, I Am The Resurrection and I Wanna Be Adored are as recognisable now as were the heyday of Madchester and the Hacienda, the cultural icons from which the original band were born. (back to top)

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