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We had an amazing time and a briliant range of artists and events, as you can see from the photos.
Many thanks to all involved and, of course, our audiences! |
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Thursday 13th |
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Tom Ankers |
The Funk Tank
9.00 to 10.00pm |
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A 1970s Vinyl disco.
"DJ Tom Ankers takes you on a journey into the funky depths of the vinyl world. Using nothing more than two turntables and a hand-picked selection of records, this hour of funk & soul is guaranteed to get you grooving." |
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Late addition.
MIRRORKILL 10 - 11 pm |
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Mirrorkill are a Lancaster UK-based band, of sorts, & a religious disorganisation (non-prophet, though, because prophecy is theft). We used to describe ourselves as "Mutant Industrial Jazz Punk"; then we invented the genre of Acoustic Heavy Meta; but now insist on being filed under Post-Industrial Digi-Fauxlk.
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CANCELLED!
Blame Hurricane Matthew. |
Finer in Carolina:
A Transatlantic Session Midnight to 2.00 am UK and 19.00 to 21.00 pm in Carolina USA |
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A video link acoustic jam session between musicians in South Carolina and Lancaster.
Facilitated by Caitlin Rimmer. |
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Friday. 14th. |
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James Varney
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Treason
16.00 to 19.00 |
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A one-on-one performance piece. Treason is an invitation to meet and consider the implications the Treason Act has on our lives today.
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Mazza Vee
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Remembering Rhythms
21.00 to 22.00 |
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Djembe drum and acappella singing.
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The Broken Down Tour
22.00 to Midnight |
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Fresh from a huge success at the road works on the M6 the Broken Down Tour limps into Lancaster in October.
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Leth. |
Electratticus II
Midnight to 1.00 am |
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Expect lasers, light show, smoke and Leth. All in the confined space that is Atticus. We are hoping for a repeat of last year’s amazing performance by Leth.
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Sat. 15th
Sat. 15th
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David Kelly & Joe Ramsden
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David Kelly & Joe Ramsden
14.00-15.00 |
We are very pleased to have back two of Lancaster’s best acoustic guitarists
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Andi and Dina |
Duo Maju Lancar
15.00- 15.30 |
Andi and Dina will be playing a selection of Indonesian pop ballads (Iwan Fals, Franky S), and Traditional Javanese songs (campursari, keroncong).
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Agus Riyanto with Nada and Cahaya |
Tanpa Batas (Video link)
15.30 - 16.00 |
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We will be linking with Tanpa Batas from Jogjakarta, Java, who will be performing specially for Lancaster Music Festival 2016.
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Doc Palmer
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Doc Palmer's Blues
16:00 - 16:30 |
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Rat Bit Kit |
Rat Bit Kit’s Disorientorium
11.00pm to Midnight - 15 minute sets |
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Let us disorientate you! Rat Bit Kit will transform Atticus into a Disorientorium loosely based on psychotechnic torture used by anarchist surrealists during the Spanish Civil War. You will be given a free pair of diffraction glasses and an Atticus brain dome before entering.
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Sunday 16th |
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Tom George and Andy Johnson
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Tom George and Andy Johnson
15.00 to 16.00 |
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Tom George is a songwriter and virtuoso guitarist whose music includes folk, indie and jazz influences. Andy Johnson is an experienced storyteller from Liverpool. Their combined set will include some collaboration.
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iOrganic
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iOrganic
16:00- 18:00 |
D.I.W.U Records (Do It With Us Records) is an interactive piece about music and memory by performance group iOrganic (Harry Jelley and Lenni Sanders). Climb inside the cardboard record studio for a chat with 'industry moguls' Harry and Lenni about your favourite songs – which festival you'd love to headline – and what makes a song stick in your head. Using their low tech selection of instruments (barely even instruments) you and iOrganic will work together to produce a short terrible recording of a song. You can make a playfully inaccurate new version of whatever's stuck in your head right now or a cover of a song from their Great iOrganic Songbook, if any of the classic pop hits iOrganic have carefully prepared catch your eye.
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iOrganic are a performance company founded by Harry Jelley and Lenni Sanders. They perform their unusual, interactive pieces in theatres, museums and unexpected places. In this new piece they explore music and memory.
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Lenni Sanders and Henry Jelley |
New Poetry: Lenni Sanders and Henry Jelley
21.00 to 22:00 |
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Two poets from Manchester with musical accompaniment. Lenni Sanders is returning after her popular midnight performance in Atticus this April. Harry Jelley brings his work to Lancaster for the first time.
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The Grievous Angels.
There has been a lot of interest in this event and, though we will do our best to fit you in, we can no longer guarantee you a place. However do let us know if you want to come and we will let you know if any places are available. |
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The Grievous Angels |
I know no more than the dead know
23:00 to Midnight |
In 'I know no more than the dead know' the Grievous Angels tell of historical trials at Lancaster Castle, in poetry and music and in fantasy and fact.
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