ATP UK Festivals 2013

[Icemouse]

I'm going to both for sure. Long live ATP

[bmack86]

It won't save you much, but there always tends to be people trying to fill their chalets in the week before the fest. You can normally grab a space for half price.

You'd be better off saving your cash and going to Primavera. I'm sure Television will do some other dates.

Now that's interesting. By next year, one way or another, I should be able to afford Primavera. Good call.

[SoulDischarge]

Those two ATPs combining lineups would be fucking insane. Loop, 23 Skidoo, Pop Group, Fennesz, Wolf Eyes, Oneohtrix Point Never, Forest Swords, Haxan Cloak and Demdike would be one dark, mindblowing fucking weekend.

[getbetter]

Dont forget Pop group!

[SoulDischarge]

Good call?

[getbetter]

sure

[amyzzz]

I have a feeling they're going to get Boards of Canada or the Avalanches for those events. Sad day indeed. Sign this: http://www.change.org/en-GB/petition...t-camber-sands

Can you post what this link says? My work browser is "no longer supported." And my home laptop is broken.

[Icemouse]

Can you post what this link says? My work browser is "no longer supported." And my home laptop is broken.

Petitioning All Tomorrow's Parties
All Tomorrow's Parties: Cancel the cancellation of all future ATPs at Camber Sands


Petition by
hannah asprey
Twickenham, United Kingdom


Because the ATP weekenders are a magical respite from the world. An indie/rock/hardcore/electronica sponsorship-free utopia by the sea for a precious few days and there is no equivalent in any other festival experience.

In a packed British festival scene where the emphasis is now on brand and consumerism, ATP always represented a last bastion of quality, community and creativity. Like the best festivals of yesteryear we always felt we were part of something special when we attended an ATP event - a small, manageable gathering of like-minded people that loved the music first and foremost. The fact ATP weekenders were always held in traditional holiday camps added to its perfection - safe, self-contained and all the bands easy to reach, it was like going to your favourite gig six times a day. We got to see some of the most dynamic, revered and creative punk, indie and electronica bands that have ever been in existence, and we want to see more. There was nothing like ATP, and there won't be when it finishes. Both for music, and the people who love music, ATP is still important and we don't want it to end.
To:
All Tomorrow's Parties
Cancel the cancellation of all future ATPs at Camber Sands
Sincerely,
[Your name]

in other news - just bought my weekend chalets

[Spooks]

Surprise surprise....who's going to replace him now?

Unfortunately due to illness, Doom will no longer be able to perform at ATP this weekend. He would like fans to know he wishes he could be there. We wish him a speedy recovery. In other news, Talibam! have moved from 7pm Friday to 4.15pm Saturday on Stage 2.

FRIDAY

Stage 1:

North America • 6.00pm - 6.45pm
Unknown Mortal Orchestra • 7.45pm - 8.45pm
Death Grips • 9.30pm - 10.30pm
De La Soul • 11.15pm - 12.30am

Stage 2:
Talibam! • 7.00pm - 7.45pm
Mykki Blanco • 8.45pm - 9.30pm
Marques Toliver • 10.30pm - 11.15pm
Thee Oh Sees • 12.30am - 1.30am
DJ Declan Allen • 1.30am - 3.00am

Cinema:
Attack The Block • 11.00pm
This Is Spinal Tap • 12:45am

Queen Vic:
DJs Jamie and Manish • 10.00pm - 2.00am

SATURDAY

STAGE 1:
Light Asylum • 3.30pm - 4.15pm
Celebration • 4.45pm - 5.30pm
Why? • 6.30pm - 7.15pm
Spank Rock • 8.15pm - 9.00pm
TV On The Radio • 10.00pm - 11.15pm

STAGE 2:
Antibalas • 2.15pm - 3.15pm
Doseone • 5.45pm - 6.30pm
Dark Dark Dark • 7.30pm - 8.15pm
EL-P • 9.00pm - 10.00pm
!!! • 11.30pm - 12.30am
DJ Cherrystones • 1.30am - 3.00am

Cinema:
Shaolin Soccer • 10.00am
The Agronomist • 12.00pm
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas • 11.00pm
Half Baked • 1.00am

Queen Vic:
Mixtape Swap • 12.30pm
Bingo with Lord Sinclair • 1.00pm
Karaoke with Ed & Woody • 8.00pm - 10.00pm
DJ Noreen (Rough Trade) • 10.00pm - 12.00am
Clash DJs • 12.00am - 2.00am

SUNDAY

STAGE 1:
C.S.S. • 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Dragons of Zynth • 4.15pm - 5.00pm
Rain Machine • 5.45pm - 6.45pm
Tinariwen • 8.00pm - 9.00pm
DOOM • 10.00pm - 11.30pm

STAGE 2:
Lone Wolf and Cub • 2.00pm - 2.45pm
The Juggs • 3.30pm - 4.15pm
Bouquet • 5.00pm - 5.45pm
Daniel Higgs • 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Saul Williams • 9.00pm - 10.00pm
Shabazz Palaces • 11.30pm - 12.30am
DJ Declan Allen • 12.30am - 3.00am

Cinema:
Fast Film • 12.00pm
Tina Morentina • 12.15pm
Nine Types Of Light • 12.25pm
Do The Right Thing • 1.30pm
film tbc • 10.00pm
film tbc • 1.15am

Queen Vic:
Quiz with Lord Sinclair • 1.00pm
Dr Kiko • 10.00pm - 12.00am
ATP DJs • 12.00am - 2.00am

[zircona1]

Well at least he announced it instead of sending a doppelganger...

[sonofhal]

The only thing I'll miss is the quiz.

[Spooks]

Well at least he announced it instead of sending a doppelganger...

I think it's funny that, at this point, there won't be a DOOM show at which people won't speculate it's not him.

[Boourns]

Well at least he announced it instead of sending a Doombot...

[Icemouse]

Mogwai to be final band to play
http://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news...estival-125311

New announcements for End of Eras tomorrow at 9AM GMT, Deerhunter announcements Monday

[Spooks]

I wish this was closer to home...

Weekend 1 running from November 22nd-24th is curated in collaboration with our friends at Primavera Sound. Since 2001 the Primavera organisation has been running amazing festivals in Barcelona (and now Porto), featuring ATP curated stages at each event since 2007.

For this weekend we can now newly confirm performances from Godspeed You! Black Emperor,
Low, Tortoise, Magik Markers, Har Mar Superstar, Scout Niblett, Blanck Mass, Los Planetas, Standstill, Refree and Headbirds. The line-up now looks like this with more to be confirmed…

Television performing Marquee Moon (UK exclusive)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Dinosaur Jr.
Low
Tortoise
Les Savy Fav
Chelsea Light Moving (feat. Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore)
múm
Magik Markers
Har Mar Superstar
Dinos Chapman
Oneohtrix Point Never
Wolf Eyes
Il Sogno Del Marinaio featuring Mike Watt
Scout Niblett
Blanck Mass
Los Planetas
Hebronix
Standstill
Forest Swords
Refree
BEAK>
Headbirds
The Haxan Cloak
Demdike Stare
Eraas

+ many more to be confirmed!

Weekend 2 running from November 29th-December 1st is curated by ATP and LOOP. Hailing from South London, Loop released three mindblowing albums in the late 1980s highlighted by 1990's A Gilded Eternity. Reviewing their recently reissue discography, The Quietus wrote "These were stars that burned and shone with an intense brightness, and it's testament to Loop's vision and delivery that the mark they made is indelible." ATP are very pleased to reunite Loop for this event and also to ask them to collaborate with us on choosing the line-up of the very last ATP Holiday Camp festival.

Today we can confirm that Mogwai (the headliners of the first ever ATP festival in 2000) will play the closing set of this final holiday camp festival. Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai:

“It’s an incredible honour to be asked to close the final ATP holiday camp festival. We couldn't have imagined when we curated in 13 years ago that the festival would have had the impact that it’s had. Back then festivals were moving further to the mainstream and I think the continued strength of underground music in the UK owes a big debt to the work done by ATP. I think getting to play with Loop, musical heroes of ours will be a fitting way for us to close this event.”

They are joined by other new additions - Balam Acab, White Fence, Ty Segall, Föllakzoid, Wolf People, Civil Civic, Tall Firs, Dawn Hunger, Kandodo, New War and DJ Jonathan Toubin.

So far for this weekend the line-up looks like this:

Curated by Loop:

Loop
The Pop Group
Fennesz
23 Skidoo
Dirty Beaches
White Fence
Kandodo
Hookworms

Curated by ATP:

Mogwai
Ty Segall
Balam Acab
Edan (DJ set)
Föllakzoid
Tall Firs
Wolf People
Civil Civic
Eaux
New War
Dawn Hunger
The KVB
Thought Forms
DJ Jonathan Toubin

+ many more to be confirmed!