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Ready To Uff?

Apr 7, 2011
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Posted by SOURCE Writers

Uffie in Brighton SOURCE at www.brightonsource.co.uk Brighton’s best listings, music and culture magazine

When Ed Banger exploded on the electro scene (and pretty much changed everything), Uffie was their foul-mouthed poster girl. There have been a lot of attempts to get her to Brighton and last year she finally made it. She must have liked us because she’s bringing her neo-hip house back, headlining an insane line up that The Playground have put together. More like a mini-festival, there are so many great acts that the night is running from 8pm to 4am just to be able to fit them in. Moshi Moshi’s folktronica fella James Yuill is joined by Tiger Love, You Love Her Coz She’s Dead and Punx Soundcheck from Kitsuné. Also present are Fun Hawaii, a new band from the guys behind Robot Ninja Dinosaur Bastards. And that’s just the start. It’s on Friday 22nd April at the Concorde. Click here for more details.

Apr 7, 2011
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