Grab a drink and strap in for the ride, SCREAM IF YOU WANNA GO FASTER!!!
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Support: Ambiere
Ambiere explores the light and shade of life through her music. There isn’t a specific genre to best describe this artist’s work. However, If you could imagine Fred again, meeting up with Florence Welch and going to a 90’s rave (after they’ve meditated) then maybe that’s the best way. Although some may say that ‘ethereal dance/ electronic’ can also spring to mind.
By incorporating captivating melodies, big beats and atmospheric vocals, she’s ensured to take you as the audience somewhere you’ll be feeling joy, happiness, nostalgia and heartache all at once. Having gained support from BBC Introducing (Artist Of The Week,) and being Tameside Radio’s Local Indie music Artist of the week, highlights of Ambiere’s performances include supporting ‘LYNKS’ and performing at festivals such as Truck Festival, Blackthorn Festival, Y NOT Festival, Made In Manchester Festival and playing at MCFC’s City Square pre match Stage.
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Support: Fig by Four
Fig by Four is multi-instrumentalist Sarah Statham, who weaves ethereal thoughts on connection, growth and change into a refreshing melting pot of alternative/indie musical storytelling. Her debut collection of songs, released as the album ‘Capture Reveal’, is hinged on pensive lyrics, dynamic rhythms, characterful guitars and ear-catching basslines. The 5-piece Fig by Four band have spent the last couple of years honing their electrifying and enthralling live set, receiving an embracing and impressive response from audiences with their colourful and dynamic energy.
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The Project
The project is aimed at supporting young female/non- binary people into live music across a range of areas, from performance to sound and technical roles. Working with grass roots music venues across the North that are often overlooked on the mainstream touring circuits, the band Loose Articles will provide opportunities for participants to shadow them and their crew during get in, set up and sound check. There will then be a Q&A session to ask any questions of the band and tech. For any participants who may have a band or a group they are early stages of building, there is also an opportunity to bag a support slot for the evening gig, as well as free entry to the young people who get involved. Of course, everybody is invited to the gig in the evening to start the party!
How to get involved
If you would like to be involved, then you will need to register your interest. Head over to this link where you can add your details.
- For individual young women, you can add your contact details. If you are under the age of 18, you will need parental consent on the day, and a responsible adult with you.
- If you are a teacher, parent or youth leader, and want to register for young people in your care, please add your contact details, and the organisation you are working with.
If you have any questions, please email: [email protected] using Kick Like a Girl, Extra Time Project as your title.