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Interpol to take time off before recording next album

Andrew Thomson — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 17:05:40 +0000

Interpol are one of New York’s biggest bands and are famed for their intricate ambivalent indie sound, and spectacular live shows.

They performed at last weekend’s Reading and Leeds Festivals but it appears that their fans may have to wait quite some time before they will get the chance to see them again. In an interview with Gigwise the band’s drummer Sam Foragarino stated, “We need a big break. Interpol needs it. We need to recoup and go on a proper hiatus,” he said. “Who knows what is ahead for the band, I think we’re all just looking forward to relaxing for a while and catching up with our own things.”

Earlier this year the band released their self-titled album which was met with a warm critical reception. Fans remain hopeful that Interpol will tour again soon.

As soon as they are announced Interpol tour dates will be available here.

Fans enjoy Leeds Festival despite rain

rupertdavies — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 14:29:26 +0000

Despite Leeds Festival being hit by showers, fans are braving the mud to see some incredible live music.

The current forecast for today is rain, but it is set to clear up tomorrow and by Sunday should be dry with sunshine. Fans heading to the main stage today will not let the wet weather dampen their spirits as they watch headliners Muse, who have promised to play the entirety of hit album, Origin Of Symmetry, in full. Also appearing are Elbow, Interpol, and Friendly Fires, with 2manydjs and The Streets headlining the NME/Radio 1 tent.

Tomorrow will see My Chemical Romance headlining the main stage with Beady Eye topping the bill of the NME/Radio 1 tent. Sunday will see an incredible finale of The National, The Strokes and finally Pulp to close the festival.

Leeds Festival tickets are still available.

Leeds Festival stage times revealed – check here

rupertdavies — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:07:35 +0000

The full list of stage times has been confirmed for next weekend’s Leeds Festival.

The three-day event is held at Bramham Park from Friday 26th – Sunday 28th August. Friday will see Muse headline the main stage, whilst on Saturday My Chemical Romance take the top spot, and Sunday sees a joint headline position shared by The Strokes and Pulp.

Leeds Festival tickets are still available.

Stage times are:

Friday:

Main Stage
21:30 Muse
19:50 Elbow
18:35 Interpol
17:20 Friendly Fires
16:15 Enter Shikari
15:10 The View
14:05 Frank Turner
13:00 Taking Back Sunday
12:00 We Are The Ocean

NME/Radio 1 Stage
22:00 2manydjs
20:20 The Streets
19:00 Death From Above 1979
17:50 Panic! At The Disco
16:45 Warpaint
15:40 Chapel Club
14:35 Cage The Elephant
13:40 Best Coast
12:45 Fucked Up
12:00 Dananananaykroyd

The Lock Up Stage
22:30 Descendents
21:10 Flogging Molly
20:00 Special Guests
18:55 Face To Face
17:50 Hot Water Music
16:45 Bedouin Soundclash
15:50 Off!
15:00 The Black Pacific
14:15 The Menzingers
13:30 Your Demise
12:45 Spy Catcher
12:00 Fighting Fiction

Festival Republic Stage
22:30 Peter Doherty
21:20 Viva Brother
20:15 Ed Sheeran
19:15 Young Legionnaire
18:15 Cocknbullkid
17:25 Twin Atlantic
16:35 Fight Like Apes
15:45 Benjamin Francis Leftwich
15:00 Little Comets
14:15 Dutch Uncles
13:30 Nightbox
12:45 Flats
12:05 Romance
11:30 Our Fold

BBC Introducing Stage
20:40 Rizzle Kicks
19:55 Cuba Cuba
19:10 The Winchell Riots
18:25 Sam Sure & Giacomo
17:40 Murkage
16:55 Ham Sandwich
16:10 Courage Have Courage
14:40 Rae Morris
13:55 Save Your Breath
13:10 Funeral Suits
11:40 The Mexanines
12:25 Original Rudeboys

Alternative Stage
18:25 Nirvana 92 Live At Reading Screening
17:30 Rubberbandits
17:00 Tom Wrigglesworth
16:30 Marlon Davis
15:30 Tim Minchin
15:00 Jarred Christmas
14:30 Steve Hughes
14:00 Mixtape and Disco
13:30 Tom Deacon
13:00 Seann Walsh
12:30 Josh Widdicombe
11:30 Popcorn Comedy

Saturday:

Main Stage
22:00 My Chemical Romance
20:10 Thirty Seconds To Mars
18:35 The Offspring
17:20 Deftones
16:10 Rise Against
15:05 Bring Me The Horizon
14:00 New Found Glory
12:55 The Blackout
12:00 Architects

NME/Radio 1 Stage
22:30 Beady Eye
21:10 White Lies
19:55 Noah & The Whale
18:45 The Vaccines
17:40 Metronomy
16:35 Patrick Wolf
15:30 The Naked And Famous
14:30 Mona
13:35 Miles Kane
12:45 Frankie & The Heartstrings
12:00 Pulled Apart By Horses

Dance Stage
22:15 UNKLEsounds
21:10 SBTRKT (DJ Set)
19:50 Simian Mobile Disco
18:45 Nero (DJ Set)
17:35 Sub Focus
16:30 Devlin
15:25 Crystal Fighters
14:20 Mount Kimbie
13:15 Does It Offend You, Yeah?
12:15 D/R/U/G/S

Festival Republic Stage
22:30 The Horrors
21:20 Digitalism
20:15 Tom Vek
19:15 White Denim
18:15 Anna Calvi
17:25 The Antlers
16:35 Foster The People
15:45 Cerebal Ballzy
15:00 Dry The River
14:15 Royal Bangs
13:30 The Computers
12:45 Islet
12:00 Mini Mansions
11:20 Cherri Bomb

BBC Introducing Stage
20:40 General Fiasco
19:55 Don Broco
19:10 Milk Maid
17:40 These Furrows
16:55 Kirk Spencer
16:10 Clock Opera
15:25 The Boy Wonders
14:40 A Genuine Freakshow
13:55 The Minutes
13:10 The Bronze Medal
12:25 Circles
11:40 Heart-Ships

Alternative Stage
17:55 Henry Rollins
17:25 The Petebox
15:45 Al Pitcher
15:15 Stephen Williams
14:00 Hypnotist Hugh Lennon
12:45 Saul Williams
12:20 Dizraeli
12:00 Brigitte Aphrodite

Sunday:

Main Stage
22:15 Pulp
20:15 The Strokes
18:45 The National
17:25 Jimmy Eat World
16.05 Madness
14.55 Two Door Cinema Club
13.50 Seasick Steve
12.55 The Pigeon Detectives
12:00 The Joy Formidable

NME/Radio 1 Stage
22:00 Jane’s Addiction
20:30 Crystal Castles
19:15 Bombay Bicycle Club
18:10 Glassjaw
17:05 Everything Everything
16:00 The Kills
13:50 Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
12:50 Yuck
12:00 Funeral Party

Festival Republic Stage
22:30 The Midnight Beast
21:20 Rival Schools
20:15 And So I Watch You From Afar
19:15 Little Roy
18:15 Smith Westerns
17:25 Cloud Control
16:35 Cults
15:45 Mariachi El Bronx
15:00 Grouplove
14:15 Tribes
13:30 Big Deal
12:45 She Keeps Bees
12:05 Yellowire
11:30 The Coopers

Alternative Stage
17:30 Lee Nelson
17:00 Rob Rouse
16:00 Doc Brown
15:30 Paul Chowdhry
15:00 Michael Fabbri
14:00 Tom Stade
13:30 Late Night Gimp Fight
13:00 Daniel Sloss
11:00 Mark Thomas

Stage times announced for Reading Festival

rupertdavies — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:07:26 +0000

The full stage times have been released for this weekend’s Reading Festival.

Taking place from this Friday (August 26th) to Sunday (August 28th) and will see headline performances from My Chemical Romance, The Strokes and Pulp, and Muse will close the festival. The festival has music kicking off from 11.00-11.30 each day.

Reading Festival tickets are available now.

Full stage times are:

Friday:

Alternative Stage
17:55 Henry Rollins
17:25 The Petebox
15:45 Al Pitcher
15:15 Stephen Williams
14:00 Hypnotist Hugh Lennon
12:45 Saul Williams
12:20 Dizraeli
12:00 Brigitte Aphrodite

Saturday:

Main Stage
22:15 The Strokes
20:15 Pulp
18:45 The National
17:25 Jimmy Eat World
16.05 Madness
14.55 Two Door Cinema Club
13.50 Seasick Steve
12.55 The Pigeon Detectives
12:00 The Joy Formidable

NME/Radio 1 Stage
22:00 Jane’s Addiction
20:30 Crystal Castles
19:15 Bombay Bicycle Club
18:10 Glassjaw
17:05 Everything Everything
16:00 The Kills
14:55 OFWGKTA
13:50 Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
12:50 Yuck
12:00 Funeral Party

The Lock Up Stage
22:30 The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
21:10 The King Blues
20:00 The Bronx
18:55 Capdown
17:50 Leftover Crack
16:45 Comeback Kid
15:50 Boysetsfire
15:00 Street Dogs
14:15 Letlive.
13:30 Teenage Bottlerocket
12:45 Title Fight
12:00 Sharks

Festival Republic Stage
22:30 The Midnight Beast
21:20 Rival Schools
20:15 And So I Watch You From Afar
19:15 Little Roy
18:15 Smith Westerns
17:25 Cloud Control
16:35 Cults
15:45 Mariachi El Bronx
15:00 Grouplove
14:15 Tribes
13:30 Big Deal
12:45 She Keeps Bees
12:05 Yellowire
11:30 The Coopers

BBC Introducing Stage
20:40 Fixers
19:55 Discopolis
19:10 Spector
18:25 Daughter
17:40 Tomahawks For Targets
16:55 Anguish Sandwich
16:10 Black Diamond Bay
15:25 The Kill Van Kulls
13:55 Rainy Boy Sleep
13:10 Castrovalva
12:25 The Simon Pollard Band
11:40 Arthus Rigby & The Baskervilles

Alternative Stage
17:30 Lee Nelson
17:00 Rob Rouse
16:00 Doc Brown
15:30 Paul Chowdhry
15:00 Michael Fabbri
14:00 Tom Stade
13:30 Late Night Gimp Fight
13:00 Daniel Sloss
11:00 Mark Thomas

Sunday:

Main Stage
21:30 Muse
19:50 Elbow
18:35 Interpol
17:20 Friendly Fires
16:15 Enter Shikari
15:10 The View
14:05 Frank Turner
13:00 Taking Back Sunday
12:00 We Are The Ocean

Interpol release new video collaboration with David Lynch: Watch now

Andrew Thomson — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 10:39:46 +0000

Interpol have released a video they have made with David Lynch which is entitled, I Touch A Red Button and is a short film which features the New York band’s song Lights.

Interpol shed light on how the collaboration came about.
“We decided to send him our song ‘Lights’ which we usually perform under red lights – as it seemed a fitting match [for Lynch's character]. And thus this short clip was born. ”

The song was played during their recent set at Coachella, behind their performance of Lights. The band however wanted to clarify that the video is not a music video for the song.

You can watch the animated video below.

Interpol are once again back on the shores of the UK this Summer, playing at Reading Festival and Leeds Festival.

Reading Festival news

rupertdavies — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 08:46:15 +0000

The August Bank Holiday weekend sees the infamous Reading Festival commence for three days of non-stop action.

Featuring headliners My Chemical Romance (Friday August 26th), The Strokes and Pulp (Saturday 27th) and Muse (Sunday 28th), the festival’s incredible line-up is almost complete. The Alternative Stage has seen more names added to the bill, with upcoming artists and hilarious comedians such as Tom Wrigglesworth, Rob Rouse, Tim Minchin, Lee Nelson, Henry Rollins and Russell Kane all announced. Festival-goers will also have the chance to see Fight For Your Right Revisited, a film by the Beastie Boys, in the Alternative Stage tent.

Also appearing at Reading will be great bands including The National, Elbow, Interpol, Thirty Seconds To Mars, The Offspring, 2manydjs, and Jimmy Eat World.

Reading Festival tickets are available now.

UK summer festival guide – V Festival, Reading and Leeds, Bestival and more

rupertdavies — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:39:05 +0000

Although Glastonbury has now ended, there are still plenty of high quality festivals featuring some incredible line ups still to come.

This coming weekend (July 8th-10th) sees T In The Park descend into Balado, Scotland. Famous for its charged atmosphere and unique Scottish vibe, the three-day event once again has a world-class line-up. Featuring headline sets from Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay and Foo Fighters, support comes from an incredible line-up including Beyonce, The Strokes, Pulp, The Script, 2manydjs, and My Chemical Romance. T in the Park tickets can be bought from just £161.

Latitude Festival arrives in Suffolk on July 15th, for three days of incredible music in one of the most relaxed festivals in the country. The weekend will see headline performances from The National (Friday 15th), Paolo Nutini (Saturday 16th) and Suede (Sunday 17th). Also appearing on the Obelisk Arena are Bright Eyes, Paloma Faith, The Cribs, My Morning Jacket, Glasvegas and Hurts. Headlining The Word Arena are Bombay Bicycle Club (15th), Foals (16th) and Eels (17th), with The Vaccines, Echo & The Bunnymen and Lykke Li also appearing.

Latitude Festival tickets for the weekend are currently selling for as little as £121.

On August 20th, V Festival kicks off in Chelmsford (Hylands Park) and Staffordshire (Weston Park). Headlining the two-day event are Eminem and Arctic Monkeys, with support from chart favourites such as Rihanna, Plan B, The Script, Kaiser Chiefs, Manic Street Preachers and Lostprophets. Pendulum and Dizzee Rascal headline the 4Music Stage, with Duran Duran and Chase and Status set to top the bill on The Arena Stage. The weekend is a favourite due to regularly world-class headliners and excellent atmosphere.

V Festival weekend tickets are selling from £200 for the Chelmsford event, and £190 for the Hylands Park weekend.

Both Reading Festival and Leeds Festival take place over the August bank holiday weekend, Friday 26th – Sunday 28th. Consistently having some of the best line-ups of the festival circuit has made the weekend a firm favourite of the summer. Headlining the main stage this year are Muse, My Chemical Romance and Pulp and The Strokes, with support coming from Elbow, Interpol, Thirty Seconds to Mars, The Offspring, and Jimmy Eat World. The NME/Radio 1 Stage has headline sets from 2manydjs, Beady Eye and Jane’s Addiction, with The Streets, Death From Above 1979, White Lies, Noah and the Whale, Crystal Castles and Bombay Bicycle Club adding to the excellent line-up.

Reading festival tickets are currently on sale from as little as £135, while Leeds Festival tickets can be bought for £150.

Bestival is one of the summer’s latest festivals, but also one of the most critically acclaimed. Featuring a famous incredibly chilled-out atmosphere, the weekend is a frequent award winner, including best major UK festival in 2010. This year’s festival, taking place September 9th – 11th, features headliners Pendulum, The Cure and Primal Scream. Also at the Isle of Wight festival will be PJ Harvey, The Maccabees, Crystal Castle, Chromeo, Robyn, Public Enemy, Fatboy Slim and The Drums.

An eclectic line-up for an eclectic festival, with Bestival tickets available from £160.

Festival tickets and dates are available now.

Kanye West announced as headline act for Coke Live Festival

lucyleigh — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:30:50 +0000

Kanye West has been confirmed to close Poland’s Coke Live Festival in August.

Rapper Kanye West joins the Kooks, White Lies and Interpol at the festival. He makes one appearance in the UK in this summer at The Big Chill Festival.

Poland’s festival is held in Krakow at the Aviation Museum Ground on the 19th and 20th of August.

Coke Live Festival tickets are available online.

The Kooks and White Lies confirmed for Coke Festival

Liam Emerson — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 10:01:42 +0000

The Kooks and White Lies have been announced to play this year’s Coke Live Music Festival in Poland.

The two-day event is to take place on August 19 and August 20 at the Aviation Museum Ground in Krakow. Other acts that have been confirmed include Interpol and You Me At Six.

In the five years since its debut, the organisers have attempted to transform the event into a classic summer festival. “The event is extending its range with guitar music and is changing its profile from a city festival to a classic summer festival,” says Mikołaj Ziółkowski of Alter Art.

The festival has previously played host to Muse, 30 Seconds to Mars and My Chemical Romance.

The Kooks recently revealed that they are going to let fans decide where they perform in the UK this summer.

White Lies supporting Kings of Leon tickets are available online

Pigeon Detectives inspired by New York

Liam Emerson — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 16:40:22 +0000

The band’s last album ‘Emergency’ came out in 2008 and the band have been working on the follow up effort ‘Up, Guards and At ‘Em!’ in New York City.

The Pigeon Detectives told Xfm that the city is home to many of their musical heroes – including The Strokes, Blondie and Interpol. Matt from the band said they were really keen to experience the lifestyle rather than mimic it: “It’s good to get out there and immerse ourselves in the New York lifestyle: rather than just being tourists we actually lived and breathed it.”

The band are touring the UK throughout March and April, taking them the length and breadth of the country. Their new album, ‘Up, Guards and At ‘Em!’ is out on April 4.

Pigeon Detectives tickets are available online

My Chemical Romance, The Strokes and Muse to headline Reading and Leeds Festival

Ewan Eyre — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 11:48:03 +0000

My Chemical Romance will be headlining Reading on the Friday and Leeds on Saturday, with support from 30 Seconds To Mars, The Offspring, Deftones, Rise Against, Bring Me The Horizon, The Blackout and Architects.

The Strokes will top the bill at Reading on Saturday and Leeds on Sunday, along with performances from Pulp, The National, Jimmy Eat World, Madness, Two Door Cinema Club, Seasick Steve, The Pigeon Detectives and The Joy Formidable.

Muse will headline Reading on Sunday and Friday in Leeds, with support from Elbow, Interpol, Friendly Fires, Enter Shikari, The View, Frank Turner and We Are The Ocean.

Beady Eye, Janes Addiction, 2many DJ’s, White Lies, Crystal Castles, The Streets, Noah and the Whale, Bombay Bicycle Club and Death From Above 1979 have also all been confirmed to appear across the weekend.

Reading Festival will take place at Richfield Avenue from the 26th to 28th August, whilst Leeds Festival will take place at Bramham Park across the same weekend. Weekend tickets will be priced at around £190, whilst day tickets will be priced at £80.

Reading Festival tickets and Leeds Festival tickets are now on sale.

Arcade Fire and Pulp confirmed for Electric Picnic 2011

Ewan Eyre — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 13:01:03 +0000

Arcade Fire and Pulp have been announced to perform at this year’s Electric picnic. The event will take place at Stradbally Hall, Co. Laois between Friday 2nd September and Sunday 4th September 2011.

Acts such as the Chemical Brothers, Interpol and PJ Harvey have also been confirmed to appear across the weekend. Arcade Fire have also been confirmed to perform a number of UK shows this summer, including a huge concert at Hyde Park in London.

Electric Picnic tickets are set to do on sale this Friday, 11th March.

Interpol confirm March 2011 UK shows

Ewan Eyre — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 09:39:46 +0000

Interpol have announced details of four UK shows to take place in March 2011, in addition to their dates scheduled for November and December this year. Full details of the new shows are as follows:

O2 Academy, Bournemouth – 18th March
Colston Hall, Bristol – 19th March
Corn Exchange, Cambridge – 20th March
O2 Academy, Leeds – 22nd March

Interpol tickets for all of the above shows will go on sale this Friday, 1st October. Tickets to all other scheduled Interpol live dates are on sale now.

Interpol tickets on sale now for new London date

Ewan Eyre — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 08:55:46 +0000

Interpol tickets are now available for the band’s recently announced third Brixton Academy show. The US act will be supported by Surfer Blood, and the show will be part of Interpol’s November and December UK tour. Full details of all upcoming Interpol live dates are as follows:

Rock City, Nottingham – 24th November
O2 Academy, Newcastle – 25th
O2 Academy, Birmingham – 26th
Edinburgh Corn Exchange – 27th
Manchester Apollo – 3rd December
Liverpool University – 4th
Brixton Academy – 6th, 7th and 8th

Tickets to all of the above shows are available now.

Interpol add third Brixton Academy date to UK tour

Phil Lythell — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 10:51:25 +0000

Due to popular demand, Interpol have added a third show at Brixton Academy, London to their upcoming UK tour. Full details are as follows:

Interpol tickets for the latest Brixton Academy show will go on sale this Friday, 24th September. Tickets for all other shows are available now.

Interpol to perform intimate London show next month

Ewan Eyre — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 12:05:31 +0000

Interpol tickets are soon to go on sale for an intimate show at Heaven in London next month. The band will perform at the venue on September 15th in support of the release of their forthcoming, self-titled album.

Interpol, the follow-up to 2007′s Our Love To Admire will be released on September 13th and is the band’s last album to feature bassist Carlos D, who quit earlier this year.

Tickets are already available for the band’s previously announced UK tour, due to take place later this year. Throughout November and December, Interpol will be performing at venues in cities such as Nottingham, Newcastle, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Manchester, Liverpool and London.

Interpol album details released ahead of 2010 UK tour

Adam Davies — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 09:41:31 +0000

Interpol have long been a cult band, and their three albums so far have each been warmly received by both the press and – more importantly – their fans. The New York group have recently revealed details of their forthcoming fourth studio LP – which incidentally is their first effort to have been recorded in their home city.

Interpol’s new album will be self titled, and will feature ten tracks. One of these is Lights, released as a free download on their official website, and it certainly bodes well for the other nine.

Meanwhile, Interpol tickets are currently on sale for their UK tour beginning this November. The band will play at venues such as Nottingham Rock City, Newcastle O2 Academy, Birmingham O2 Academy, Dublin Olympia Theatre, Manchester Apollo, Liverpool University and London O2 Academy Brixton. Support acts will be announced as the tour approaches.