Saturday 10th July 2010
Badly Drawn Boy
Field Music
Peggy Sue
Haunted Stereo
Gates open at 6.15pm
Prolific songwriter and Mercury Music prize
winner Badly Drawn Boy aka Damian Gough is set to
relay some of his new material from his upcoming album and some of
his greatest hits, bringing his acoustic sounding magic to
Eastleigh.

In 2002, Q magazine named Badly Drawn Boy in
their list of the "50 Bands to See Before You Die". Don't
miss him, it's as simple as that, this will be a real treat!
Field
Music
Field Music is the
main project of brothers Peter and David Brewis from Sunderland who
appear alongside Kev Dosdale (guitar and keys) and Ian Black
(bass).

Their 2007 album, Tones of
Town, is an eclectic collection of 80's influenced indie
pop.
Their new album Field Music (Measure) was recorded at 8
Music studio in the band's hometown of Sunderland. It began as a
few tracks written by the Brewis brothers grew to a 20-song double
album.
"Psychedelic vocals float hazily skywards yet
guitar and drums converse with metronomic precision. The tension
proves a profitable one, though and the transition from the
Prince-aping funk of 'Let's Write A Book' into the dreamy, wistful
pop of 'You and I' provides the record's most rewarding
union of chalk and cheese." The Guardian
Peggy
Sue (formerly known as Peggy Sue and the
Pirates and Peggy Sue and the Pictures) are an indie folk band
from Brighton in England.
Peggy Sue have toured with a number of
well-known indie artists in the UK including Kate Nash, Mumford
& Sons and The Maccabees.

www.myspace.com/peggywho
Clash: “The dual female
vocals transport and transcend into beautiful plateaus of
heartbreak and hoedowns with a a gritty edge unrivalled by their
peer”
N.M.E: “It’s in terms of
sheer vocal prowess that Peggy Sue really come into their own, the
duo’s spine-tingling harmonies elevating them from pretty damn
impressive to all-out, head-over-heels brilliant”
Haunted
Stereo
Haunted Stereo are an alt-folk/ indie/ experimental
six-piece line-up from Southampton.
Originally founded in late 2007, the band plays over
15 instruments between them. Creating intricate layers of sound
with an array of melodic instruments – including banjo, mandolin,
accordion, piano, violin, recorder, electric guitar, melodica and
percussion - , Haunted Stereo are very much about the thrills and
fun that is to be had from playing live music together.

Following their debut EP “In Bars”, Haunted
Stereo released their second EP “Tree House” on 28th March 09 on
Whoopsydaisychain Records, and the title tracks of both have been
played on Xfm, BBC6 Music and BBC1, amongst others.
“A quirky
mix of alt-folk, country and indie.”
Tom Robinson, BBC6
Emerge
This year in
addition to the young music talent presented on Saturday day will
be
emerge.
In collaboration with The University of
Winchester, emerge offers a day during which
emerging street arts companies and individual street arts
performers will showcase their work adding an exciting new element
to a lively and eclectic mix of bands.
www.emergefestival.co.uk
Ticket
prices
Individual tickets
£18
Concessions £16
Weekend
tickets £32
To take up the weekend
ticket offer please call the box office on 023 8065 2333
(under 10s go free with a paying
adult - these tickets must be booked by phone 023 8065
2333)
Tickets now on sale
Buy tickets
Box
office 023 8065 2333
and
Information on
accommodation
and
www.thepointeastleigh.co.uk/epoint