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The party is on! Geoff Cowart looks
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offering 41 superb young bands rocking
seven of the best Shepherds Bush venues
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Over at K West it will be Nick
Mulvey topping the bill. His
secret acoustic set in 2015 led
to a queue of epic proportions
outside the Albertine wine bar
in Wood Lane. But this time
he’s back with new songs for
the outdoor venue.
And if you’re looking for
another hot tip this year,
check out Methyl Ethyl. The
4AD-signed band hailing from
Australia dropped a corker of a
second album in Everything Is
Forgotten – and their minimal
psychedelic majesty is best
experienced in a live setting.
Alongside the live music, a
selection of food trucks will be
on site offering festival-goers
from Nazarí, Mother Clucker
and a BBQ at the Rooftop
bar at Bush Hall as well as
special festival menus across
W12 including The Albertine,
Sindercombe Social and The
Defector’s Weld. Tickets £35.
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ushstock is back! The
annual one-day, multi-
venue music festival
returns to Shepherds Bush
for its seventh year on Saturday
June 10.
For the first time, the festival
expands to seven venues, putting
on gigs for some of the finest
up-and-coming musicians – and a
few veterans – across W12.
This year’s party includes
Bush Hall, The Defector’s Weld,
Sindercombe Social and the
beautiful St Stephen's Church,
alongside new venues such as
The Library at Bush Theatre, The
Courtyard at K West Hotel and
clothes recycling charity TRAID
in Uxbridge Road.
Headlining at Bush Hall will
be festival favourites The Big
Moon. We tipped them last year
and it will be great to see the
four-strong London band playing
songs for their debut album, Love
in the 4th Dimension, released in
April.
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