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1st
October 2006 -Tom's new project 'Double Zero'
Tom Kendon has a new band called Double Zero, and they
make their debut at The Portland Arms in Cambridge on Wednesday 18th
October. Visit www.double-zero.co.uk
for more information about the band
29th May
2006 - important announcement
It is with regret that this website officially announces that 'the dEAD
eCHOES' are no more. The band have not played since June 2005
and have no plans to work together again in the near future. The
band would like to thank everybody for their support... and who knows, one
day 'the dEAD
eCHOES' may live again!
Junction
Gig - 30th June 2005
'the dEAD eCHOES' are very pleased to announce that
on the back of sell out gigs in Cambridge it is time for them to make
their debut at The Junction in Cambridge. This takes place on Thursday
30th June as part of the 'Junction Fiver' season.
A deliberate, high energy
sound is the foundation of The dEAD eCHOES' style. This is
thrillingly angular guitar music. Think The Velvet Underground
with detours via Tarantino & James Bond and you are nearly
warm. More details soon...
This is the start of good things... Long live The dEAD eCHOES.
12 May 2005 Man
on the Moon Gig
'the dEAD eCHOES' are playing at the Man on the
Moon, Norfolk Street, Cambridge on Thursday 12th May. Support
comes from the wonderful 'Mashtun Grace' and 'Combover.'
Tickets can be purchased online at www.wegottickets.com
for £4 in advance,
and also available from band members (when you see one). Tickets
will also
be on sale on the door for only £5. Doors open at 7.30pm
Also, a quick plug for an event on the Saturday 14th of May, The
"Big Busk
for Amnesty." It's a day of busking in the Market Square,
Cambridge - a
showcase for local acts, entertainment for Cambridge Shoppers
and a raising
of awareness and funds for Amnesty International.
http://www.manonthemoon.freeserve.co.uk/listings.htm
- 14 January 2005 Another
January Cambridge Gig
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- Wednesday 26 January sees the
dEAD eCHOES play support to two touring bands tipped for big
success in 2005! The band will be supporting Amsterdam
(Merseyside underground superstars who have great tunes
including "Does This Train Stop On Merseyside" which
was loved by the late great John Peel and made it into his
festive 50) + Ricky
(Described as a combination of Oasis and psychedelic
pop. Had surprise top 50 single in September with
the self-funded "That Extra Mile")
- Cost of Entry: £5 advance (from The
Junction 01223 511511) or £6 on door / 7pm till late
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- 8 January 2005 New
Year Acoustic Gig
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- Tom and Guy from the dEAD
eCHOES will playing an acoustic gig on Thursday
13 January at the CB2 Bar / Restaurant, 507 Norfolk
Street, Cambridge. Entry is
a bargain £4 (or £3 for 209Radio members - more below).
Doors open 8pm, First act on 8:30pm. Arrive fashionably on time to
avoid disappointment.
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- The night is hosted by "THE
LIVING ROOM" (Music as nature intended) & the eCHOES
will be supported by 'Warmed up Cold' (Compelling Acoustic
band) + Haeti ( Explorations of traditional folk songs while
incorporating drones and modern dissonances!!!) + Rosie Eade
(a unique mix of reflective and fiery songs)
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- Not
only that, but the night will be broadcast on internet radio station
209radio, where it should also be archived to listen to
again! More information can be found at
http://livingroom.cambridgebands.com/
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September 2004 Cambridge Gig
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September 2004
New Drummer
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The 2 July gig
at the The Man On The Moon was Dave
Morris's last appearance behind the drumkit for the dEAD
eCHOES. Dave has decided that
it is time to move on. Guy, Tom
and Tim wish him all the best and thank
him for being great for the past 5 years! The band have wasted
no time, and are proud to announce that James
Wreathall has been appointed new drummer. The dEAD
eCHOES are currently rehearsing at their own Tallow Room
Studio and things are working out well. Expect lots of new
material and more gigs in the autumn.
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July
2004
Charity Gig SELL OUT
- The 2 July
gig at the Man in the Moon was a sellout! Over £350
was raised for Aspire.
Thanks to everyone who came to show their support.
27
June
2004
Charity Gig in Cambridge on Friday
- The dEAD eCHOES
and Combover (edgy,
hard guitar pop and overflowing with hooks) play
at The Man On The Moon pub in Cambridge on Friday
2nd July. All profits
from the show will go to Aspire,
a social business creating real jobs for homeless people in
Cambridge.
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- Owen Jarvis
leads Aspire in Cambridge and says “Aspire is in name a
business. But in reality most of our income comes from funding
bodies – like the National Lottery - and, crucially, private
donations. We work with the local community in Cambridge, so it’s
great to know local bands and concert-goers are willing to help us
out. People can have a few drinks on Friday night and feel good in
the morning!”
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- The show starts at 8pm. Tickets
are £3.50 in advance, £4 with a flyer and £5 on the door.
26
June 2004
Website launched Welcome
to the official website for the Cambridge band the dEAD eCHOES.
Please have a good look around the site and leave a message for the band
in the Guestbook.
It is hoped that band members will post news and reviews on this page
regularly, so please check back soon...
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