17.04.2010: Screen on the Green, Liz Green, Left with Pictures, Pan's Labyrinth, Everyman Screen on the Green, 83 Upper Street, London N1 0NP
The Local proudly presents a series of shows at one of London's finest cinemas. Live music followed by a classic film. Late nights on Saturdays from 11pm.
The Everyman Screen on the Green
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The Everyman Screen on the Green
Everyman website
Recently refurbished with excellent sound system and reduced capacity for extra comfort.
We've always fantasised at The Local that it would be amazing to put on shows in a cinema and to blend film and music in a live event. We're delighted to be able to work with the excellent Everyman Screen on the Green for this series of events which is special beyond all belief! How about some fantastic live music, a classic film, in comfy seats with a fancy schmancy bar at the back. Got it.
These shows are going to rule!
Everyman website
Recently refurbished with excellent sound system and reduced capacity for extra comfort.
We've always fantasised at The Local that it would be amazing to put on shows in a cinema and to blend film and music in a live event. We're delighted to be able to work with the excellent Everyman Screen on the Green for this series of events which is special beyond all belief! How about some fantastic live music, a classic film, in comfy seats with a fancy schmancy bar at the back. Got it.
These shows are going to rule!
Liz Green
Liz at myspace
Many have said that Liz's voice sounds like it comes from a 30s American Deep South diva rather than a 26 year old northern English girl, a voice that could easily be emanating from the surface of a dusty old 78.
In October of 2008, Liz was invited by John Cale to perform at the Royal Festival Hall as part of a tribute to Nico, alongside the likes of James Dean Bradfield, Mark Lanegan and The Guillemots, and arguably stole the show with her dark but tender rendition of Ari's Song.
Liz at myspace
Many have said that Liz's voice sounds like it comes from a 30s American Deep South diva rather than a 26 year old northern English girl, a voice that could easily be emanating from the surface of a dusty old 78.
In October of 2008, Liz was invited by John Cale to perform at the Royal Festival Hall as part of a tribute to Nico, alongside the likes of James Dean Bradfield, Mark Lanegan and The Guillemots, and arguably stole the show with her dark but tender rendition of Ari's Song.
Left With Pictures
LWP at myspace
"Beyond brilliant...a band I fell in love with from the first myspace listen" Mike Diver - Drowned in Sound
"The closest imaginable band to truly embodying that overused 'ensemble' tag convincingly... they have legs enough for walking, swooning, harmonizing and lilting with the very best of their contemporaries." Drowned in Sound
"A band that are currently making many a staff writer weak at the knees; Left With Pictures new EP Secretly is an enchanting stroke of chamber pop genius." Rich Thane - Line of Best Fit
LWP at myspace
"Beyond brilliant...a band I fell in love with from the first myspace listen" Mike Diver - Drowned in Sound
"The closest imaginable band to truly embodying that overused 'ensemble' tag convincingly... they have legs enough for walking, swooning, harmonizing and lilting with the very best of their contemporaries." Drowned in Sound
"A band that are currently making many a staff writer weak at the knees; Left With Pictures new EP Secretly is an enchanting stroke of chamber pop genius." Rich Thane - Line of Best Fit
Pan?s Labyrinth
TRAILERTriple Oscar-Winning fantasy set in the fascist Spain of 1944. The bookish young stepdaughter of a sadistic army officer escapes into an eerie but captivating fantasy world.