Author Archives: readandshout2011

Jens Lekman – Waiting for Kirsten (Live at Nettlefold Hall) from The Line Of Best Fit on Vimeo. Jens Lekman – Every Little Hair Knows Your Name (Live at Nettlefold Hall) from The Line Of Best Fit on Vimeo.

Another great article on Read and Shout: http://www.lecoollondonblog.com/bookstock-libraries-rock/#more-2730

Here’s a review from the ever marvellous Artrocker magazine: http://www.artrocker.tv/live/article/read-shout-nettleford-hall-london

Here’s a lovely blog on Read and Shout by AFDFS’ very own violinist. http://bonsante.tumblr.com/post/3989314584/libraries-for-all-forever-read-and-shout-festival

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came to Read and Shout, and everyone that made it possible. Here’s a Line of Best Fit article on the day with photos and videos: http://www.thelineofbestfit.com/2011/03/jens-lekman-pays-tribute-to-kirsten-dunst-reveals-brand-new-song/

Just two days to go now!! Drowned in Sound will covering Read and Shout. Here’s their preview: http://drownedinsound.com/in_depth/4142258-read-and-shout-festival—a-dis-preview

Hi everyone, A few people have asked about travel at the end of the night. Live music will finish around 11:15pm and doors will close around midnight. Here are some ideas to help get you where you need to be: … Continue reading →

For anyone interested in a bit of post show partying and dancing, How Does it Feel to Be Loved have one of their wonderful nights at the Phoenix, featuring a DJ get by Gary Day (37 Cavendish Square, London, W1G … Continue reading →

We’re really excited to announce the addition of The Pocketbooks to the line-up! Here is the playing order. The first band are on at 3pm and the live music will finish around 11:30pm. We’ll be posting a handy guide up … Continue reading →

From: Benedicte Page – Guardian, Tuesday 1 March 2011 Pressure is building on culture secretary Jeremy Hunt over library closures, with the mounting of two new legal challenges. Campaign for the Book, the pro-library campaign body run by author Alan … Continue reading →