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The Cheek + Apples
Music: Rock, pop & dance
Also on at Cargo
- Rupa And The April Fishes + Gabby Young And Other Animals, Tue Nov 24
- Gypsy Soundclash, Wed Nov 25
- Shtetl Superstars Orchestra + Alejandro And The Magic Tombolinos + Victor Menace, Wed Nov 25
- La Troba Kung F˙ + Takilo, Thu Nov 26
- Free Fridays!, Fri Nov 27
- Nice Nice + Wanderswan + Turbo Fruits + Junc + Devlin + Queens English, Fri Nov 27
Gigs on tonight
- David Migden And The Dirty Words, Jazz CafÈ
- Duncan Eagles Quartet, North London Tavern
- Hamish Stuart Band, 606 Club
- Alan Gilbert/Graham Harvey, Henry Holland
- Barron Brady, Ruskin House
- Profound Sound Trio, Vortex Dalston
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Devonshire Square Farmer's Market
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Fringe theatre openings
There's some particularly experimental and enigmatic shows opening on the fringe this week.
For One Night Only comedy night
Performances and backstage interviews from the gig
Time Out says
Previously known as Cheeky Cheeky And The Nosebleeds, Suffolk's headliners play their perky, Pigeon Detectives-style pop. Support from Craig Charles-endorsed funkmeisters Apples, best known for their brilliant live turntable, sax and double-bass reworking of 'Killing In The Name'.
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