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Pure Festival Tickets

24-Sep-2011 to 25-Sep-2011
The Garage, London
Tickets for Pure Festival live at The Garage in London.

Last minute line-up info

Sadly due to Sune's severe back injury, The Raveonettes will not be able to perform at Pure Festival this Saturday 24/9. Mercury Music prize and Brit nominated, singer songwriter, Tom McRae has been recruited, to complete a stellar line up.

A message from Sune:
"As some of you may or may not know on August 3rd I was taken to the hospital due to severe back pain. Last week I started having severe shooting pains down my right leg and had no choice but to start spinal interventional treatments. And my doctor is strongly recommending that I stay in New York and continue the treatments to avoid further exacerbating or damaging my back and potentially needing surgery.Sharin and I are very sorry to disappoint you by canceling these shows in Berlin, Hamburg, London and Denmark. I hope you understand that my physical health is the main priority at the moment."

And from Tom McRae:
"It's great to be asked to join the line-up for the Pure Festival, especially as over ten years of touring, the one thing I'm genuinely pleased to see in my dressing room after a show is a good bottle of whisky. I like to think in that time I've become a good judge of character and a good judge of whisky - the two seem to go hand-in-hand."
One of the best, small festival line ups 2011 has to offer; entrance, two room's of bands and whisky are all included in the ticket price. Between 4 and 7pm you will be able to sample, single malts, blends and bourbons, with esteemed brands such as Ardbeg, Whyte and Mackay and AnCnoc amongst those attending. Musical highlights across the weekend include: Tom McRae, James Yorkston, Smoke Fairies, Steve Mason, Electric Soft Parade, Charlie Waller and Kassidy.

A weekend ticket will get you into both the Saturday and Sunday event

Line-Up

Saturday
Main Stage:
Tom McRae
Electric Soft Parade
Charlie Waller

Upstairs Stage curated by Fierce Panda:
Hatcham Social
Electricity In Our Homes
Sissy & The Blisters
Shake Tiger Shake
Ray Edwards Group

Sunday
Main Stage:
James Yorkston
Smoke Fairies
Kassidy

Upstairs Stage curated by Rockfeedback:
Steve Mason
Martin Rossiter
Heart Kill Giant
Roxanne De Bastion
The Cellophane Flowers
AGE RESTRICTIONS: The Garage: Strictly over 18's / Photo ID required

Venue: The Garage, 20-22 Highbury Corner, London N5 1RD

Opened in 1993 The Garage quickly established itself as the capital's finest indie and rock venue playing host to many bands early on in their careers. Playing a show at The Garage became something of a right of passage, with among others the Arctic Monkeys playing their first London gig at the venue. Following an extensive refurbishment, the building capacity space will increase its capacity to 800 with 600 to the main room and 150 and 50 to the Upstairs and Mini Bar respectively. In the new configuration customers will be able to move freely between Upstairs and the main space making it an ideal venue for club events.

Getting There

By Tube

Highbury & Islington, on the Victoria line