GO HERE

well done Electric Picnic for not making us pay for this information. Nice one

This is the first (and unofficial) timetable I have come across. If I get my hands on a more official one I will post it.

Also the Irish Times has a great guide to what bands to see this weekend. Check it out here

The EP line up is up on the site…here

I hope the organisers will release stage times etc…or are they going to MCD it and charge us for the privelege?

Seriously is this going to encourage anyone to register to vote!!

Its such a shame to see Dunne leave his Pet Sounds show. He has taken up the Dave Fanning mantle and championed new Irish music as well as bringing more obscure sounds to the masses.

What is somewhat interesting is that this week Newstalk moved into the Today FM building, they are sister stations. Should we expect to see some more moves?

Here’s a classic clip of Tom Dunne performing in his band Something Happens

The set list was as follows, including the new song “Cyanide”:
Creeping Death
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Ride The Lightning
The Memory Remains
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Cyanide
…And Justice For All
The Four Horsemen
Fade To Black
Master Of Puppets
Whiskey In The Jar
Nothing Else Matters
Sad But True
One
Enter Sandman
– – – – –
Last Caress
So What
Seek And Destroy

taken from Beavis Metal

Here is a great review from Music Pages

LeRoi Moore, the versatile saxophonist whose signature staccato fused jazz and funk overtones onto the eclectic sound of the Dave Matthews Band, died Tuesday of complications from injuries he suffered in an all-terrain vehicle accident, the band said. He was 46.   Moore died at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, where he was admitted with complications that arose weeks after the June 30 wreck, according to a statement on the band’s Web site. It did not specify what led to his death, and nursing supervisor Galina Shinder said the hospital could not release details.

On June 30, Moore crashed his ATV on his farm outside Charlottesville, Va., but was discharged and returned to his Los Angeles home to begin physical therapy. Complications forced him back to the hospital on July 17, the band said.

The band went on with its show Tuesday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where lead singer Dave Matthews dedicated the entire show to Moore.

“It’s always easier to leave than be left,” Matthews told the crowd, according to Ambrosia Healy, the band’s publicist. “We appreciate you all being here.”

Saxophonist Jeff Coffin, who played with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, had been sitting in for Moore during the band’s summer tour.

here’s a tribute

Bloc Party announced the release of their 3rd album via a webchat on their site.

The album is available to pre-order now. The digital version will be delivered on the 21st of August (Thursday), and the CD will arrive on the 27th of October with new tracks.