FRIDAY 8TH
Alright the Captain
Arc Light
Avital Raz & The Chosen Ones
Bolshy
Book Thieves
Bring the Fire Project
Broken Men
Cleft
Clockwork Radio
David Alnwick
Debrea Lewis Puppeteer
Escapism Aferparty
Fifth Movement
Highline Walkers
Ioisis Aerial Performance
James Nicholl
Jeremiah Ferrari
John Fairhurst
Johnny Panic and the Fever
Kalandra
Katie Nicolas
Karpia DJ
Kitty Kimono
Kusanagi
Man Get Out
Me and Deboe
Muto Leo
Ollie, the Reluctant Escapoligist
Ottersgear
Ragamuffins
Sad Clown
So Sexual
Statement Haircut
Strong Man Competition
The 69 Watts
The Fall of Kings
The Roughneck Riot
The Probes
Tone Puppets
Three Little Birds
Triphazard
Ukulele Club
Vanessa Murray
Wired to Follow

SATURDAY 9TH
62 Pieces of Lego
A Ray Of Charles
Albaster DePlume Copernicus Trio
Amanda Pixie
Amique and the 7th Eye
Antoinette
Beans on Toast
beLOey
Ben Stafford
Buddha
Brouhaha
Caroline England
Christina Malley
Coffee and Cakes for Funerals
David Harbottle
Dead Hedge Trio
Detuned Radio
Elementals feat. Crudites
Emilo
Esco Williams
Felix Hagan & The Family
Fidel Afro
Fire Beneath the Sea
Gary Edward Jones
Gerry Potter
Hayil Kincade
Hedda Aronssen
Impropriety
Inc.A
Jamie Broad
JC Villafan
Jo Bywater
Jody Cooper
King Twit
Kristyna Miles
Laura&Claire
Lauren Bradford
Lauren Flynn
Lauren Housley
Long Finger Bandits
Louis Barabbas
Luke Moore
Manukah
Mashemon
MC’s SAS, Nicky Talent, 2K
Mimi Amore
Mr. Wolf Collective
Mr. Resistor
Nadine Carina
The Nilites
NightHowl
Nihilites
Orian
Ogo
Paddy Steer’s Three Proonged Audio Bath
Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies
Pixels
Piagull and Cosmic Girl
Robert Vincent
Ronan Boyle
Richard Berry
Science of the Lamps
Silent Cities
Silverclub
Simeon Hammond-Dallas
Speed Pets
The Southbound Attic Band
Synne Elieen & the Sunbeams
The Tenements
The Tin Foil Hat Brigade
Three Minute Hero
Tilt
T.E Yates
Walk
WTU
Yum Yum DJ’s

SUNDAY 10TH
Bear Beats Band
Brazuka
Buddha
Chelcee Grimes
Choc Electrique
Creative Community Choir
CMWMSMDM vs Kid Blast
Curtis Watt
Colonial Bast**ds
Dan Danko
Dave O’Grady
DJ DS
Dominic Dunn
Driven Overboard
Erbman
Folk-e-oke
Frances Wood
Geoghegan Jackson
Guardians
Hated till Proven
Ian Dunn
Indigo Sky
Indigo Vibe
James Sills
Jazzhands
Jessica’s Ghost
Kid Blast
KSO
Kumarachi
Kusanagi
Natalie McCool
MiC Lowry
Micheal Seary
Mike Neary
Operation LIghtfoot
Oxtoby
Rachael Wright and the Good Sons
Rob Gough
Rumjig
Sense of Sound Singers
Sgarmes
Silverclub
So Long Saviours
Spoony Bard
Stacked Actors
Ste Hedley
Stevie Banks
Terry Gray
The Big Society
The Ghost of Piramida
The Mono LPs
The Singing Bowl Orchestra
The Thespians
The Wretched Pearls
Them & Us
Thom Morecroft
Torn Prince
Trails
William Breakspear





DURATIONAL
Alabaster DePlume’s Copernicus Trio
Robyn Woolson
Sam Skinner & Charlies Holden
The Happy Hookers
Chloe Gallagher
Jazamin Sinclair
Karen Henley
Pam Sullivan
Vicky Lucas Le Bon
Anna Ketskemety
Adam Collier
Alex Germaine & Company
Carolyn Sinclair
Matt Seamless
Tristan Brady Jacobs
VJ Gray Torino
Vj Ben Power
Craft Creative

TO GET TICKETS VISIT 
http://thresholdfestival.co.uk/tickets/

Milk, everisland, Waxxx, SLR, Haus, Stankh & More

As the Facebook event tops 1000 attendees, the final Threshold Festival 2013 after-party line-up is ready and it’s been worth the wait. 

Taking to the stage on Friday 8th in Blade Factory at Camp & Furnace will be DJs from Liverpool’s absolute finest.

Coming from the Milk Presents camp will be: Polka Symbolic, Henry Pulp and Calypso Bo. From Waxxx, the guys behind some of the biggest and best Liverpool parties of recent years: Allen & Hutch (consisting of Jimmy Allen & Mr. Paul. Then finishing off the night from the much celebrated everisland lot: Samuél, AK47 24/7 Eliza-lee.

“This is the first time all 3 of these guys have put their names together. We’re super stoked that it’s at Threshold Festival.” - Chris Carney, Threshold Festival

Mr. Paul playing as Allen & Hutch with Jimmy Allen

On Saturday night the Baltic Triangle will be alive with parties in The Picket, Camp & Furnace and the newest place in the area, Haus.

Sleep Less Records & Skanky Panky Records have teamed up to bring you an absolute meltdown at The Picket headed up by William Breakspear & the dubstep man of the moment Kumarachi.

While Camp will be alive with the sounds of a Stank Jam, brought to you by the enormous We The Undersigned, the party will continue with a funk filled fest filler from CMWMSMDM vs Kid Blast.

Duncan Jones of Silverclub, fresh from supporting Matthew Dear.

In Furnace there will be late live music from Manchester Disco Synth squad SIlverclub and Detuned Radio finished off by DJs sets from Mike Zar, Sound & Fury and Yum Yum DJs. Expect driving beats and smiling faces.

Glitch-Hop DJ & Producer William Breakspear will open the SLR/Skanky Panky After-Party on Saturday in The Picket.

The recently established Haus will invite you to attend a little shindig. Primarily a multi-purpose arts space, the warehouse opened its door in October and has held, quite frankly, some ridiculous parties. This more intimate event will see some supremely talented djs playing music through from 1960’s garage to 1990’s house music, this is a journey into sound… Its a great chance to check out the venue and dance relentlessly.

All in all it’s quite a blokey line-up but we know that Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!

Friday 8th - Threshold After-Party with Waxxx, everisland & Milk Presents

Blade Factory

23:30-04:00 

£3 entry (first 100 Threshold Wristbands Free)

Saturday 9th - Threshold After-Party with Sleep Less Records & Skanky Panky Records

The Picket

23:30-04:00

£5 entry (Threshold Wristbands Free)

Saturday 9th - Threshold After-Party

Haus

20.00-03.00 (Probably Later)

£3 entry (Threshold Wristbands Free)

Saturday 9th - Threshold After-Party ‘Beat Connection’

Furnace

23.00-03.00

£5 (Threshold Wristbands Free)

Saturday 9th - Threshold After-Party ‘Stankh Jam’

Camp

23.00-03.00

£5 (Threshold Wristbands Free)

For More Info: www.thresholdfestival.com

Tickets for Threshold Festival work as follows:

Weekend Tickets: £20

Student Weekend Ticket: £15

Friday Tickets: £10

Saturday Tickets: £10

Sunday Tickets: £5

Webticketmanager, Skiddle, Camp & Furnace and Made-Here Shop

What’s happening today? Well we’re very proud to reveal our fancy dress theme for Saturday 9th at Threshold Festival. 

Last year it fell on most of the bands to hold down the fancy dress, namely The Left Hand, Fire Beneath the Sea, We the Undersigned…and we’re pretty sure Paddy Steer wasn’t actually in fancy dress, we think that might actually be his everyday helmet. 

This year we can expect dress up antics from all the usual suspects but also the marvellous Inc.A who will play in the Blade Factory as part of A Culture Less Ordinary’s line-up. 

Anyway! We digress. 

The Threshold 2013 fancy dress theme will be: 

‘Backstage at The Circus’

That’s right, anything goes here from animals (none will be harmed), ring master’s, trapeze artists, half-dressed clowns and contortionists.

There will be a prize for best in show, so make it count. 

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Paddy Steer below. Standard headgear.

Threshold Festival 2013: The Full Line-Up

Making a Scene with an Enormous Array of Music & Multi-Arts

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The Full Line-Up is here. Threshold Festival, March 8th, 9th and 10th will take place in The Baltic Triangle for the 3rd year running, taking over Camp and Furnace, The Picket, Elevator Bar and many more venues. The programme is complete and it’s packed full of goodness with over 180 performers and artists.

“We don’t do anything by halves. This has been a joy to piece together and my only regret is that I won’t possibly be able to see everything. It’s our best festival yet by a long way.” - Kaya Herstad Carney, Festival Director

On the Mainstages in Camp & Furnace, the line-ups are the usual blend of the unusual suspects and newcomers to the Threshold Festival experience. JC Villafan is over from LA as part of his European tour, to top a superb Soul Inspired line-up including the hypnotic Coffee & Cakes For Funerals who were named repeatedly as a band to watch this year.

“This festival has been putting The Baltic Triangle on the map for musicians and music lovers for years now and this year will not disappoint.” - ManGoneBlog

Coffee & Cakes For Funerals….and a Dog.Friday’s opening party will be a carnival of escapism with shows by Bring the Fire Project, Mr Wolf Collective & The Lemon Collective. The party will continue with Me & Deboe among many more alternative delights and be rounded off by Johnny Panic & the Fever a band that is gaining a reputation for great stage performances.Graham Massey will perform with Paddy Steer’s purpose built ‘Three Pronged Audio Bath’ on Saturday 9th in the Blade FactoryBig news for ‘Paddy Steer’s 3 Pronged Audio Bath’ specifically put together for Threshold Festival 2013 at Saturday’s ‘A Culture Less Ordinary’ stage. The outfit will include electronic pioneer co-producer of Bjork’s ‘Debut’ album & 808 State founderGraham Massey as well as John Ellis of the world renowned Cinematic Orchestra.

Threshold welcome back for the 3rd year running their rogue arty cohorts The Roost. They will bring their usual display of art-rock electro and irreverent, provocative installations in the vast Gold Room deep within Camp and Furnace. 

On Sunday Little Panther productions will head up a stage of metal and classic rock to rival any in the country with a great band of the scene Guardians promising to be a particular highlight.Other notable events over the weekend include a MelloMello take over of the Picket. This will include the MelloMello Kitchen which is committed to creating delicious, healthy & hearty homemade veggie cuisine, improper interjections from resident improvised comedy experts Impropriety & also poetry from the truly great Gerry Potter.

The music will come from a Louis Barabbas curated stage of alt-folk and gypsy punk pariahs from Debt Records & the local scene, headlined by a Liverpool debut from Beans on Toast.

After-parties include a big treat from Milk Presents on Friday and on Saturday a massive Drum N Bass/Dubstep shakedown programmed by Sleep Less Records, led by Liverpool club scene veteran MC SAS with a headline set from Kumarachi. In the Waxxx run Haus venue there will be some hip goings on as well as the Stankh Jam & Disco party in Camp & Furnace with Yum Yum DJs, Mike Zar, Detuned Radio, CMWMSMDM vs Kid Blast and Monkey DJ. 

“For the first time ever, every venue in the Baltic Triangle will be alive with parties all on the same night. This is what this area is made for.” - Chris Herstad Carney, Festival Director

Expect some furious, melodic sounds from Me & Deboe at Friday’s Launch party in Camp.On the Sunday there will be an exclusive and first collaboration with award nominated production company Little Atom Productions. They welcome back their stage the great Paul Du Noyer, talking to Mike Neary about his best selling book, ‘Liverpool: Wondrous Place’, with some bespoke inspired performances from Natalie McCool and Thom Morecroft.Liverpool: Wondrous Place by Paul Du Noyer is regarded by many as THE Liverpool music book. The Threshold Festival ‘Spark’ workshop and panel program will boast a wide range of accessible industry focussed and entertaining sessions.

For the first time since the magnificent Giant Spectacular: Sea Oddyssey of 2012, key team members will come together at Baltic Creative to discuss, reflect and answer your questions about working on one of the most exciting pieces of street theatre the world has ever seen. Panel members include Andy McNicholl, the brains behind the event management and Polly Moseley, the interpreter to the great dock jumping eccentric Jean-Luc Courcoult. 

On a slightly different but if anything, more impressive odyssey, Graham Hughes, the local born adventurer will talk exclusively at Threshold Festival about his recent record breaking achievement of visiting every single country in the world without the aid of aviation, or a safety net.

The full Spark schedule is listed below. Efterklang frontman Casper Clausen on the island PiramidaThreshold Festival 2011 saw an exclusive official screening of the Vincent Moon, Efterklang film, An Island. This year they have their hands on the new offering from the band, by Danish director Andreas Koefoed. ‘The Ghost of Piramida’ is a documentary about the recording of their 4th studio album on an abandoned Russian mining island. 

”This comes highly recommended.” - Seven Streets

The visual arts program is full to the brim with first views and site specific commissions.

The wonderful, Liverpool Art Prize winner Robyn Woolston is again returning to her favourite festival with an exciting, new, top-secret installation ahead of her forthcoming exhibition at The Walker Art Gallery.

“It’s been our goal to bring our visual arts program up to the same profile as the music and that’s been our role in this year’s planning. we’re very proud of what we have to show you.” - Emilia Eriksson, Visual Arts Curator

Noted artists Charles Holden & Sam Skinner have been working collaboratively on some incredible building transformation projects in London and they will create a bespoke exhibition at Threshold which they describe as “echoing Arnold van Gennap’s tripartite concept of liminality”.

An example of their recent work in North Cheam, London is on above.

Egg Cafe residing curators HeadSpace return again with some exciting new work including an interactive moveable art wall that, in-tying with the theme’s of the festival, will metamorphisise as the weekend progresses. Artists are still being encouraged to participate!

Jazamin Sinclair is creating a new piece that explores the Big brother/1984 society we live in and the extent to which we are increasingly under constant surveillance.Local artist Pam Sullivan of Arena Studios will revisit her brilliant Biennial piece Unterschlupf from last year at St Lukes Church. The forest of found items will this time create a tunnel through which the festival goers will travel from Camp & Furnace to the Blade Factory. While Vicki Lucas le Bon & Anna Ketskemety will take over the gallery space at Arena with a new piece called ‘Disquiet and Surrender’.Pam Sullivan & Carol Ramsey’s Unterschlupf at St Luke’s last year.Meanwhile, over at Elevator Bar an absolutely sterling line-for each day of the festival will mean packed out crowds at the smallest but friendliest of the festival venues. Liverpool Acoustic will again bring the finest from the local scene to the stage while later on the likes of Milk Records signed indie band Broken Men & the sonic stylings of Book Thieves. Robert Vincent will headline on Saturday night.

The full line-up is below, see you there. 
For More Info: www.thresholdfestival.com

Tickets for Threshold Festival work as follows:

Weekend Tickets: £20
Student Weekend Ticket: £15
Friday Tickets: £10
Saturday Tickets: £10
Sunday Tickets: £5

Webticketmanager, Skiddle, Camp & Furnace and Made-Here Shop

Separate Booking is Required for:

Efterklang: The Ghost of Piramida 
Liverpool: Wondrous Place

Venues

Main Festival

Camp and Furnace
The Blade Factory
Elevator Bar
The Picket
Ioisis Studio
Baltic Creative
Unit 51 Cafe
Arena Gallery & Studio

Fringe

the Albert Dock & Baltic Triangle

The Maritime Museum
Vinea
What’s Cooking?
PanAm
Baby Blue
Haus
The Women’s Organisation
More TBC

Performers

62 Pieces of Lego
A Ray Of Charles
Alabaster DePlume’s Copernicus Trio
Alright the Captain
Amanda Pixie
Amique
Antoinette Egan
Arc Light
Avital Raz
Beans on Toast
Beaten Track DJs
beLOey
Ben Stafford
Bolshy
Book Thieves
Brazuka
Bring the Fire Project
Broken Men
Brou Haha
Buddha
Caroline England
Chelcee Grimes
Choc Electrique
Christina Malley
Chrystina Miles
Cleft
Clockwork Radio
CMWMSMDM vs Kid Blast
Coffee and Cakes for Funerals
Creative Community Choir
Curtis Watt
Dan Danko
Dave O’Grady
David Harbottle
Dead Hedge Trio
Detuned Radio
DJ DS
Dominic Dunn
Driven Overboard
Elementals Orchestra
Emilio Pinchi
Erbman
Felix Hagan & The Family
Fidel Afro
Fifth Movement
Fire Beneath the Sea
Frances Wood
Gary Edward Jones
Geoghagen Jackson
Gerry Potter
Guardians
Hayley Kinkaide
Hedda Aaronsen
Impropriety

Ian Dunn
Inc.A
Indigo Sky
Indigo Vibe
Ioisis Aerial Performance
James Sills
Jamie Broad
Jazzhands
JC Villafan
Jeremiah Ferrari
Jessica’s Ghost
Jo Bywater
Jody Cooper
Joe Symes & The Loving Kind
John Fairhurst
Johnny Panic & the Fever
Kalandra
Karpia DJ
King Twit
Kitty Kimono
KSO
Kumarachi
Kusanagi
Laura&Claire
Lauren Bradford
Lauren Flynn
Lauren Housley
Long Finger Bandits
Louis Barabbas
Luke Moore
Man Get Out
Manukah
Masters of the Radio
MC’s SAS, Nicky Talent, 2K
Me & Deboe

MiC Lowry
Michael Seary (DnB Dubstep Set)

Mike Neary
Mike Zar
Milk DJs & VJs
Mimi Amore
Monkey DJ
Mr. Wolf Collective
Mr. Resistor
Muto Leo
Nadine Carina
Natalie McCool
NightHowl
Nihilites
Orian
Ottersgear
Oxtoby
Paddy Steer’s Three Pronged Audio Bath
Paul The Doorman
Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies
Phonetiks
Piagull & Cosmic Girl Visuals
Pixels 

Polly Annas
Rachael Wright and the Good Sons
Ragamuffins
Richard Barry and the Chaps
Rob Gough
Robert Vincent
Ronan Boyle
Scare Tactics
Science of the Lamps
Sense of Sound Singers
Sgarmes
Silent Cities
Silverclub
Simeon Dallas-Hammond
So Sexual
Sound & Fury DJs
Speed Pets
Spoony Bard
Stacked Actors
Statement Haircut
Ste Hedley
Synne and the Sunbeams
TE Yates
Terry Gray
The 69 Watts
The Fall of Kings
The Gastric Band
The Mono LPs
The Probes
The Roughneck Riot
The Singing Bowl Orchestra
The Soul 4 Soul House band
The Southbound Attic Band
The Tenements
The Thespians
The Tin Foil Hat Brigade
The Wretched Pearls

Them & Us
Thom Morecroft
Three Minute Hero
Tilt
Tone Puppets
Torn Prince
Trails
Triphazard
Vanessa Murray
Walk
We the Undersigned
William Breakspear
Wired to Follow
Yum Yum DJs

Visual Arts Contributors

Robyn Woolson
Sam Skinner & Charlies Holden

The Happy Hookers

Chloe Gallagher
Jazamin Sinclair
Karen Henley
Pam Sullivan 
Vicky Lucas Le Bon
Anna Ketskemety 
Adam Collier
Alex Germaine & Company
Carolyn Sinclair
Matt Seamless
Tristan Brady Jacobs
VJ Gray Torino
Vj Ben Power

Craft Creative

Film Program

Efterklang & Andreas Koefoed ‘The Ghost of Piramida’
First Take Short Film Programme

LIft-Off Film Festival Winner Screening

Activities

Super Effective Sunday: Retro Gaming
Draw the Line
Origami Butterfly Workshop
Craft Creative

Spark Panels & Workshop Program

more to be confirmed 

Reflections of Giants 
Almost 1 year on from one of the greatest pieces of street theatre the world has seen. Key team members discuss what it was like being of behind the scenes of ‘The Sea Odyssey’ with Culture Liverpool.

Panel Members: 

Polly Moseley - Interpreter to Jean Luc Courcoult
Andy McNicholl - Event Manager for Culture Liverpool
Ema Quin - Stage Manager on Xolo the dog
Trev Fleming - Giant Operator on Xolo the dog

201 an Earth Odyssey
British Adventurer, Graham Hughes tells us about his greatest feat: Visiting every country in the world without the use of air travel.

Jennifer John Masterclass
A singing master class from the noted singer songwriter, inspired performer and Sense of Sound creative director.

“I’m stage managing the dog.” (In association with The Women’s Organisation)
Ema Quinn the “make it happen” woman who has managed more events than she probably care’s to mention, tells you how you can have a successful career without ever having a job. 

For the Love?
Philanthropy in music is as old as the industry itself. What drives the people who want to see others do well?

Viva Vintage
The rise and rise of vintage fashion, it’s origins and it’s preloved future.

Theatre Workshop with Esther Dix 
A drama workshop with a real performance incentive at the end.

Healthy Artists
Saeed Oliyawola give tips and practical sessions on how artists can take better care of the bodies that house those great minds. With a relaxation session included.

David Pattie
Performing popular music and how theatrical influences can play a part. A useful insight from an established academic.

Demo Panel
Bring your band demo, have a panel listen to it, get their views. 

Promoters & Collaborators

A Culture Less Ordinary
Antipop
Bluecoat Arts

Laura’s Little Bakery

LIft-Off Film Festival
Craft Creative
Debt Records
Draw the Line
Flute Juice Promotions
Greedy Jesus
Headspace
LIttle Atom Productions
LIttle Panther
Liverpool Acoustic
Liverpool Live
MelloMello
Mellowtone
Milk Presents
Newpath Live
Philosophy in Pubs
Pillbox Vintage
Rebel Soul
Seba Rashii Culture
Sleep Less Records
Soul Inspired Events
Suitcase Ensemble

The Roost

The Lemon Collective
University of Chester
Weekday Weekend Events
The Women’s Organisation

Threshold has released some exciting confirmed acts and promoters for the 2013 Festival. The Liverpool event which takes place in venues Camp and Furnace, The Picket, Elevator Bar, Baltic Creative & The Albert Dock on March 8th-10th includes some of the best grass-roots music and arts around.

Confirmed Liverpool acts include award winning Americana artist Rob Vincent enjoying a recent four star review in Mojo, the delightful rising star Natalie McCool, post-rock scene leaders Kusanagi & Phonetics, the sweet swinging Rumjig, bluesman Dave O’Grady (just back from his second tour with Black Crowes frontman Rich Robinson) and noise machine Jazzhands

“Liverpool is really coming into its own, and after playing at Threshold last year (The Picket) we had such a fantastic response.” - Natalie McCool.

Rob Vincent will play Threshold Festival 2013 (Photo by Rebecca Cresta)

From the farther reaches of the globe they welcome acclaimed sweary folk poet Beans on Toast, the eclectic innovative Paddy Steer, supreme guitarist John Fairhurst, Manchester synthed out post-punk disco outfit Silverclub (fresh from supporting Matthew Dear), and the star of BBC show ‘The Voice’ Frances Wood who will play on the North West Cancer Research stage.

The anarchic Beans on Toast has a great reputation among Festival goers.

North West Cancer Research are one of the biggest and most influential charities in the North West for understanding cancer. With its increased strength and size it leads the way in the fight against cancer where only world-class research will do.

Some of the collaborators bringing their unique vibes to the festival will include: Headspace, Newpath, Antipop, Liverpool Live, Milk Presents, A Culture Less Ordinary, Debt Records, The Roost and Soul Inspired Events (curators of the brilliant Soul4Soul events).

“Submissions have poured in this year and we’ve had a high calibre of applications, it’s gonna be huge in March. My route-planner is going to be hectic, but fun.” - Chris Carney, Festival Director

In visual arts Threshold will welcome back the ‘Liverpool Art Prize’ Winner 2012, Robyn Woolston. At the last two events, Robyn has created great site specific installations which captured the imaginations of festival goers and critics alike. Her proposed installation in the Camp and Furnace ‘Blade Factory’ for March is Top Secret for now but promises to be yet another superb asset to the festival.

‘Smart Price’ at Threshold Festival by Robyn Woolston (Photo by Brian Plumridge)

To compliment a packed music and visual arts programme, the usual blend of industry panels and workshops, pop up performances, films, gaming, comedy, crafts, vintage from Pillbox, guerrilla knitting and surprises will be as prominent as ever.

The Advance weekend ticket priced at just £15 plus BF (a saving of £5) are on sale until February 1st from: www.skiddle.com & www.webticketmanager.com (just search “Threshold Festival”) as well as in Made Here in the Met Quarter right up until the festival.

For more info go to:
www.thresholdfestival.com

@thresholdfest

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Threshold Festival returns 8-10th March, 2013. Over the next few months, we will be recommending 100 important culture spots in the local area that are a focus for grass roots music & performing arts, provide spaces for artists to meet & collaborate or are a much loved part of the local arts scene.

We’re tweeting each day, but here is the second weekly round-up, of the past 7 places: News from Nowhere, Capstone Theatre, Citadel Arts Centre, Haus, The Black-E, Sound Food & Drink and St George’s Halll

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Threshold Festival returns 8-10th March, 2013. In the weeks leading up to March, we will be recommending 100 important culture spots in the local area that are a focus for grass roots music & performing arts, provide spaces for artists to meet & collaborate or are a much loved part of the local arts scene.

From the beginning, Threshold has engaged with artists, musicians, performers & promoters, to provide them with a unique platform to create and explore. Despite potential challenges, the past few years have seen incredible growth in the local art and music scene. There’s so much to celebrate and we think it’s important to highlight the things we love the most!

We’re tweeting each day, but below is the first weekly round-up. 7 days, 7 places: The Picket, Unity Theatre, Café D’Art, The Attic, The Florrie, 81 Renshaw and Mello Mello

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100 days to Threshold Festival 2013

Following this year’s massive Threshold Festival in February, Threshold will return in 100 days time (March 8^th-10^th) at venues throughout the Baltic Triangle. Early Bird weekend tickets are on sale now at the reduced price of £10 (viawww.thresholdfestival.com). Further details & line-up coming soon…

In the lead-up to March and in the spirit of their ‘Let Art Grow’ ethos, Threshold will be recommending 100 important culture spots in the local area that are a focus for grass roots music & performing arts, provide spaces for artists to meet & collaborate or are a much loved part of the local arts scene.

From the beginning, Threshold has engaged with artists, musicians, performers & promoters, to provide them with a unique platform to create and explore. Despite potential challenges, the past few years have seen incredible growth in the local art and music scene.

“There’s so much to celebrate and we think it’s important to highlight the things we love the most.” – Kaya Herstad Carney, Festival Director

Look out for the daily “Threshold Recommends” tweet and a weekly round-up on Facebook.

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