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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead (often abbreviated as Trail of Dead) is an American alternative rock band from Austin, Texas. The chief creative members of the band are Jason Reece and Conrad Keely (formerly Conrad Sobsamai). The two switch between drumming, guitar and lead vocals, both on recordings and live shows. The band is known for their wild, energetic concerts, which often end with the band destroying their equipment. Their seventh studio album, Tao of the Dead, was released in February 2011.

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

Amsterdam indie gang opening Glastonbury’s John Peel stage

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• 18+

Melt-Banana (formed in 1991) is a Japanese avant-garde noise rock band that is best known for their soaring, screeching vocals and dissonant room-filling guitar fuzz, hailing from Tokyo, Japan.

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

4-piece council punk band from Glasgow

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

Mystery Jets are an English indie rock band, formerly based on Eel Pie Island in Twickenham, London. Wheelchair accessible gig, see our accessiblity reviews from real people here: https://www.euansguide.com/venues/the-caves-edinburgh-6962

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

The Pearlfishers are a Scottish band who have been making albums since 1991. The likes of Todd Rundgren, Crowded House, The Beatles and Prefab Sprout can be heard although, this shouldn't distract from the originality of their own work.

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

Mike Peters is known primarily as frontman of the internationally acclaimed Welsh band The Alarm.

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• 14+, under 16s with responsible adult

DF CONCERTS PRESENTS... Jamie Lenman will play his Shuffle Album Tour at The Caves in Edinburgh on 24th November. 14+ (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over 18)

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Richard Dawson, the black-humoured bard of Newcastle, returns to release his sixth solo album 2020. Where its critically-acclaimed predecessor Peasant (2017) gave a voice to the citizens of the ancient early medieval northern kingdom of Bryneich via a set of narratives as bawdy as Chaucer and as epic and bloody as Beowulf, 2020 is an utterly contemporary state-of-the-nation study, that uncovers an equally tumultuous and even bleaker time. Here is an island country in a state of flux; a society on the edge of mental meltdown. This is England today.

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Big Wows is heavier, harder and weirder than Stealing Sheep’s previous work. Bold neon pop songs with rave percussion, steelpans, dreamy segues and breathy experiments. The *fsszzt* sound of lemonade opens the album with a hyper-real sense of optimism that progressively reveals the cracks of dystopian irony amidst sugar–coated pop; held together by Emily Lansley’s bass guitar, Luciana Mercer’s drum kit, Rebecca Hawley’s synths, and the trio’s swooning steely vocal harmonies.