‘A nightmare start’ - April 2016 The Independent - By Daniel Dylan Wray - April 20th, 2016

Charlotte Church performs at ATP curated by Stewart Lee Natasha Bright Comedian and writer Stewart Lee’s curated ATP got off to a nightmare start. John Cale, Saturday’s headliner, pulled out and issues with chalets meant they weren’t ready for four hours after initially stated. On top of this, Friday’s headliner, Roky Erickson, looked set to…

FESTIVAL REPORT: ATP 2.0 April 2016 curated by Stewart Lee – Pontins, Prestatyn, North Wales. - April 2016 God Is In The TV Zine - By Simon Godley - April 18th, 2016

“This is the end… …of our elaborate plans, the end of everything that stands, the end no safety or surprise, the end” Jim Morrison of The Doors wrote these words about a failed relationship 50 years ago but he could just as easily have been speaking about the demise of All Tomorrow’s Parties (ATP). The organisation…

We loved, we hated and, fucking hell, we moaned - April 2016 Drowned In Sound - By Marc Burrows - April 18th, 2016

‘But, right, the thing about Riot Grrl is that, like, they didn’t know what it was at the time. It was proto-Riot Grrrl. It’s, like, punk for women, like, proto-punk.’ There’s a guy behind me in the queue for the chip shop. He must be about 20, long hair, kind-of posh sounding. He beat-boxes under…

ATP 2.0 - April 2016 Shonen Knife's Blog - April 17th, 2016

We appeared on All Tomorrow’s Parties 2.0 curated by a famous comedian Stewart Lee. It became the 2nd time to play for us since 2010. 当日は、昼にマンチェスターのホテルをチェックアウトして、まずはお昼ご飯。私はイタリアンを頂きました。 We checked out the hotel in Manchester at noon and went to eat lunch I had Italian dishes. 道が少し混んでいて2時間半かかって会場到着。会場は、ファミリー向けリゾート施設「ポンティンズ」。海の近くにあるので、夏休みは家族連れで賑わうでしょう。今はオフシーズンなので、ATPの貸切です。ここ、レトロな雰囲気がいいなぁ。 Getting a little traffic jam, we took 2 and a…

‘Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle’: Daring You To Like It - April 2016 Hidden Remote - By L. Falcetti - April 9th, 2016

You probably won’t like Stewart Lee, which will mean he’s doing his job. That job, being a professional stand up comedian, which he celebrates when viewing it through a lens of improvisational jazz and performance art. Yet he’ll be simultaneously mocking and tearing it down as a stupid line of work, compared to prostitution that kills…

Stand And Deliver - April 2016 Action On Hearing Loss - April 1st, 2016

Who were your main comedy influences growing up? As a little child I liked the Two Ronnies. My Mum took me to see them live in Coventry and I fell onto the floor laughing. As a teenager, the first wave of Alternative Comedy hit me like an enormous “yes!”. I saw Peter Richardson from Comic…