Enter Shikari
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Taking to the skies
Recently back from playing their first ever Warped Tour in the USA, St Albans post-hardcore group Enter Shikari make a welcome return to Reading and Leeds festivals.
A crowd favourite, Enter Shikari invoke a mean mosh-pit with their urgent electronic racket. Their most recent album Common Dreads had Radio 1's Zane Lowe singing their praises and they turned out a thrilling set at Reading and Leeds 2009, as well as a surprise acoustic set on the BBC Introducing stage.
Well and truly in prime touring mode for 2010, Enter Shikari are sure to pull off a cracking set when they re-acquaint with their faithful UK fans at the NME/Radio 1 Stage.
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Set List
- 1.Solidarity
- 2.Mothership
- 3.ZZZonked
- 4.Havoc A
- 5.Anything Can Happend In The Next Half Hour
- 6.Destabilise
- 7.No Sweat
- 8.Hectic
- 9.Juggernauts
- 10.Sorry You're Not A Winner
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Common Dreads
The mashup of post hardcore and trance is weirdly, unexpectedly good.
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- Juggernauts
- Radio 1 | Nick Grimshaw Comedian Daniel Sloss Fresh Off Stage
- No Sleep Tonight
- Radio 1 | Nick Grimshaw Thursday - Brand New Kanye!
- Jonny Sniper
- Radio 1 | Nick Grimshaw 15/03/2010
Artist Links
- BBC Music page on Enter Shikari
- Official homepage at entershikari.com
- Wikipedia article on Enter Shikari
- Myspace at myspace.com/entershikari
- Last.fm entry on Enter Shikari
- Musicbrainz page on Enter Shikari
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