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The Lights Of New York City (Live Studio Version) by Warehouse Republic (by WarehouseRepublic)

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This is Warehouse Republic playing at the O2 Arena!

December Sessions at The O2 - Highlights: Day 5 (The 7th) (by DecemberSessionsTV)

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December Sessions

100 Bands. 20 Days. 0 Charge!

The Stars Of Tomorrow in The World’s Most Popular Music Venue supported by Gibson, Best Buy, Sennheiser and Last.fm

The O2 to put over 100 new acts of all genres play free, all age gigs, from December 3rd to 22nd 2011 on the London Piazza stage.

Some of the most hotly tipped acts of 2012 already confirmed to play and announced across the national media.

These include boundary pushing outfit, Warehouse Republic (pictured) who hit the stage on Wednesday 7th December, Nikki Garnett (described as “Winehouse meets Lily Allen”) and a brace of the nation’s fan and critics alike choices as Ones To Watch including Gaolers Daughter, Don’t Wait Animate, Red n Pink, The Lysergic Suite, Model Society, Bibelots, The Dash, Belakiss, The Black Dove Experiment, Fractures and Proud Mary to name but a few.

Try before you fly! There is a December Sessions player featuring fifteen of this hand picked bill at http://www.facebook.com/decembersessions along with latest news updates and links.

It is encouraging for Music Tourist Board to see artists that have come from some of the “starbreaker promoters circuit” with shows at City Showcase, Brocolli Music, This Feeling, Flashbax, Playhard and Rocklands as well as paying their dues in the “breeding ground of new talent” (NME) that is South East London, before hitting its biggest venue.

Since opening in 2007, The O2 has sold more tickets than any other arena in the world – now its giving something back. December Sessions is a very welcome winter addition to the UK’s major festival calendar.

The capital’s Costa del Thames (the planet’s Zone Of Time) is where futures will be made before New Year’s Eve.

As one of the venues for London Olympics 2012, these gigs are a boost for the legacy of a new entertainment industry going for gold. “It is incredibly important for us to create something that supports a new generation of bands on the up” said Suzi Kent, Head of Marketing and Communications at The O2.

Serious music fans and talent scouts alike will be here on and off stage. Aside from being part of this, there is also a including a photography exhibition by Carsten Windhorst with some of his most famous pictures. A ‘Silent Gig’ presented by Sennheiser who made last year’s City Showcase Rocklands event at British Music Experience sound like a dream. Living up to their name, The British Music Experience have transformed one of London’s iconic red double decker Routemaster buses into a moving museum. All aboard for December Sessions!

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Travel. Tube: North Greenwich (zone 2) and Thames Clipper river bus.

Our Pumpkins!!!

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12th November - This Feeling club at Queen Of Hoxton is one not to miss! The return of Warehouse Republic (also in above clip from their debut there this summeer) as main support to Saint Saviour.

The entire bill is a TF classic.

Fuller band info and advance tickeets

http://www.thisfeeling.co.uk/club/32-london-november-2011/

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If all music fans have to do, to be part of Warehouse Republic Month, is something, then count Rocklands in…

Warehouse Republic

(1) Release ‘Not Today’ on 27th June with (2) art by Eugene Ankomah, (3) publish a magazine; Beatall Juice, (4) throw a home coming launch party on 25th June, (5) earn attention at This Feeling Club and (6)… ROCK!

(1) ‘Not Today’ - piano powered and partly inspired by Johann Pachelbel’s ‘Canon in D Major’, a new release on 27th June and another facet to the newcomers who wowed with their debut ‘Revolver’ at the end of 2010. The song , it was recorded in Wales and mixed (quite fittingly considering an underlying Beatles tinge) at Abbey Road Studios. ‘Not Today’ is a simple, stark, and mind hooking pop epic from genuine musicians oozing with authentic potential. http://soundcloud.com/warehouserepublic/not-today

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(2) Eugene Ankomah One of the UK’s most up and coming visual artists created the imagery for ‘Not Today’. Eugene is internationally exhibited, collected by celebrities like Dizzee Rascal (who acknowledges him as “amazing”), Uri Geller and Ainsley Harriott, has had his work displayed at Buckingham Palace and recently did the 2010 christmas cards for that lot at Downing Street. More recently Eugene has appeared on Sky TV and even in a music video. A walking work of art himself, the spectrum of ideas that he and the poetic Warehouse Republic share, means they were destined to meet. http://myspace.com/eugeneankomah

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(3) Beatall Juice. Artbeat personified http://issuu.com/wrepublic/docs/beatalljuice1

Beatall Juice is loaded with credible Art, Design, Photography, Sculpture, Style, articles on Drummers and Bassists in Issue 1 as part of Warehouse Republic month http://on.fb.me/wrmonth. Fusing creativity with social inclusion, as a method of grass roots music industry, has proven effective, gaining an additional 100 new likes for http://facebook.com/wrfans in just a few weeks.

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(4) Epsom Vestry -25th June: Warehouse Republic are throwing a party. Their homecoming gig is the single launch for ‘Not Today’. Spinning on the decks is Kasabian’s musical collaborator and tour DJ, Dan Ralph Martin. It’s free entry! Epsom won’t have seen a rock n roll bash like this since the heyday of WR hero, Jimmy Page! Saturday 25th June, 7pm-1am - The Vestry, 2 Church Street, Town Centre, Epsom, Surrey KT17 4NY. Band on stage 9pm.

Psst - (1) The Vestry have cheap booze launch party specials and (2) Any day trippers from London (half hour adventure), the last direct train back to the capital from Epsom is 11.20pm.

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(5) Warehouse Republic at This Feeling. The above video is of the band playing new song, ‘Tender’, at London’s rock’n’roll hang out for 48-hour party people, and well known faces, alike. Keep a beady ear on This Feeling’s hand picked bills it’s a milestone of intent for guitar bands. Warehouse Republic played there recently.

‘Tender’ is as different to ‘Not Today’ as it is to debut single, ‘Revolver’. This band, literally, are something else (and raw to the max live). Feedback for this clip at This Feeling’s facebook group includes comments like “Such a sweet tone and what a great guitar player!”, “Nice to see some bluesy riffs on the guitar these days!!”, “ About time we finally got a new guitar hero!” and “A bit Led Zep n Jimi … love the impressive guitar licks.” An industry insider also caught the show and remarked that they were not only “solid” live, but “in a different league” which is encouraging.

Oh and, (6) …Warehouse Republic ROCK!

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Obviously, its early days, but if you’re looking for real, you could do worse than investigate, or even participate. For more live dates/info, free downloads and activism; http://warehouserepublic.com and http://facebook.com/wrfans

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rocklands:

If all music fans have to do, to be part of Warehouse Republic Month, is something, then count Rocklands in…

Warehouse Republic

(1) Release ‘Not Today’ on 27th June with (2) art by Eugene Ankomah, (3) publish a magazine; Beatall Juice, (4) throw a home coming launch party on 25th June, (5) earn attention at This Feeling Club and (6)… ROCK!

(1) ‘Not Today’ - piano powered and partly inspired by Johann Pachelbel’s ‘Canon in D Major’, a new release on 27th June and another facet to the newcomers who wowed with their debut ‘Revolver’ at the end of 2010. The song , it was recorded in Wales and mixed (quite fittingly considering an underlying Beatles tinge) at Abbey Road Studios. ‘Not Today’ is a simple, stark, and mind hooking pop epic from genuine musicians oozing with authentic potential. http://soundcloud.com/warehouserepublic/not-today

———

(2) Eugene Ankomah One of the UK’s most up and coming visual artists created the imagery for ‘Not Today’. Eugene is internationally exhibited, collected by celebrities like Dizzee Rascal (who acknowledges him as “amazing”), Uri Geller and Ainsley Harriott, has had his work displayed at Buckingham Palace and recently did the 2010 christmas cards for that lot at Downing Street. More recently Eugene has appeared on Sky TV and even in a music video. A walking work of art himself, the spectrum of ideas that he and the poetic Warehouse Republic share, means they were destined to meet. http://myspace.com/eugeneankomah

———

(3) Beatall Juice. Artbeat personified http://issuu.com/wrepublic/docs/beatalljuice1

Beatall Juice is loaded with credible Art, Design, Photography, Sculpture, Style, articles on Drummers and Bassists in Issue 1 as part of Warehouse Republic month http://on.fb.me/wrmonth. Fusing creativity with social inclusion, as a method of grass roots music industry, has proven effective, gaining an additional 100 new likes for http://facebook.com/wrfans in just a few weeks.

———

(4) Epsom Vestry -25th June: Warehouse Republic are throwing a party. Their homecoming gig is the single launch for ‘Not Today’. Spinning on the decks is Kasabian’s musical collaborator and tour DJ, Dan Ralph Martin. It’s free entry! Epsom won’t have seen a rock n roll bash like this since the heyday of WR hero, Jimmy Page! Saturday 25th June, 7pm-1am - The Vestry, 2 Church Street, Town Centre, Epsom, Surrey KT17 4NY. Band on stage 9pm.

Psst - (1) The Vestry have cheap booze launch party specials and (2) Any day trippers from London (half hour adventure), the last direct train back to the capital from Epsom is 11.20pm.

———

(5) Warehouse Republic at This Feeling. The above video is of the band playing new song, ‘Tender’, at London’s rock’n’roll hang out for 48-hour party people, and well known faces, alike. Keep a beady ear on This Feeling’s hand picked bills it’s a milestone of intent for guitar bands. Warehouse Republic played there recently.

‘Tender’ is as different to ‘Not Today’ as it is to debut single, ‘Revolver’. This band, literally, are something else (and raw to the max live). Feedback for this clip at This Feeling’s facebook group includes comments like “Such a sweet tone and what a great guitar player!”, “Nice to see some bluesy riffs on the guitar these days!!”, “ About time we finally got a new guitar hero!” and “A bit Led Zep n Jimi … love the impressive guitar licks.” An industry insider also caught the show and remarked that they were not only “solid” live, but “in a different league” which is encouraging.

Oh and, (6) …Warehouse Republic ROCK!

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Obviously, its early days, but if you’re looking for real, you could do worse than investigate, or even participate. For more live dates/info, free downloads and activism; http://warehouserepublic.com and http://facebook.com/wrfans

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