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Glastonbury is no longer all about mud, wellies and lukewarm beer. This year's festival is getting an injection of trailer-chic at the hands of creative collective, the Lost Vagueness. Soak up the sights and sounds of the festival from the comfort of one of their luxurious caravans. |
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Join the posers at Trash club if only to see sublime music meister Ulrich Schnauss live tonight. 10pm-3am. 16a West Central St, WC1. £5. |
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| Kiwi art, film & music at the LOOP bi-monthly residency @ Notting Hill Arts Club. 6pm -1am. 21 Notting Hill Gate, W11. £5. | ||||
For those gutted at the prospect of missing yet another Glastonbury, a few trailer tickets are still available. During your stay, Lost Vagueness will cater to your every decadent whim. The name Lost Vagueness comes from the number of people who would have weird and wonderful late-night experiences and then be unable to find their way back. They began as a casino in an illicit travellers bar tucked away on the fringes of the festival. Over the last six years LV has gained a reputation as an anarchic and culturally twisted cosmos where performers (swinging Elvises, Swizelshaker, Can Booty Can, Flaming Dudettes) and partygoers mingle freely in this festival within a festival. |
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Electric prose delivered with a soundtrack at Tell Tales launch at Riverside Studios. 7:30pm. Crisp Road, W6. £10. 020 8237 1111. |
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| Ronnie Scott's hosts legend Maynard Ferguson & Big Bop Nouveau Band. 8:30pm-3am. 47 Frith St, W1. £20. | ||||
| Brooding pop: Evanescence at Wembley tonight 6:30pm. Empire Way, HA9. £21.50. 0870 154 4040 or online. | ||||
But comfort and creative freakouts do not come cheap, with four person deluxe trailers going for between £400 and £600 a night. Book now for a little warped glamour. Lost Vagueness |
Get a taste of the Edinburgh Fringe even if you don't take the trip: Double bill comedy previews at Jacksons Lane. 8pm. 269a Archway Rd, N6. £10. 020 8341 4421. |
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| Last week of Cecil Beaton at the NPG, Tate Britain's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, Antony Gormley at White Cube and Subodh Gupta at Showroom. . | ||||
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