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Barn On The Farm turns 10 this year and it’s already sold out in advance.

"One thing you cannot fault this band on is their infectious energy and colourful presence." Sean Toohey reviews The Blue Aeroplanes at The Fleece.

Much like gauntlets, your sister’s jeans, and big noses, Gigs of the Week has been passed down to a new, unsuspecting fool. Let’s go.

Stereolab "never really needed a swaggering hit because they had sophisticated pop writing skills." Lorenzo Ottone and Kristina Kimlickova review.

"The golden hue of their brass instruments offered a little glow in what had been a very un-summery week." Kessie Bartlett reviews Hackney Colliery Band.

"Most of the songs are still poppy and stripped with neon, some are brooding with leather and heavy eyeliner." Swimming Girls reviewed by Albert Testani.

Sean Toohey looks forward to "the layered and multifaceted world of The Blue Aeroplanes" at The Fleece on Sunday night, as they warm up for Glastonbury.

"Artists on one night whose work you'd be delighted to pay and travel to see on an individual basis." Amalgam Shapes - Photoset by Kristina Kimlickova.

We may be almost six months into 2019, but you have every reason to feel 'glass half full' with our latest Gigs of the Week selection.

Tamu Massif's voice "lands as croaking and emotionally loaded when necessary, often reminiscent of a less angry Jamie T." Sean Toohey and Lee Ramsey review.