
The Blow Up Metro Club
Press clippings on the closure of The Metro Club
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ON SATURDAY 17th JANUARY 2009 THE METRO CLUB CLOSED IT'S DOORS FOR THE LAST TIME This Saturday the 17th January 2009 was last night ever of the Metro Club, 19-23 Oxford Street, London W1. Thank you to everybody who celebrated our last night with us and helped us go out with a bang...

Take part in history - not only will Sat. 17th January 2009 will be the last Blow Up at The Metro (the club night will relocate the following week) - this will be the LAST EVER NIGHT of The Metro due to the venue closure. Tickets will not be on sale for tonight. Doors will open early - arrive early...

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Jesse Malin, joined onstage by Shane MacGowan
live at the Blow Up Metro Club, London, 12 Jul 2004
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Credit: P. Tunkin / © Blow Up

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Photos from shows taken from our archives over the last 7 years at the Blow Up Metro Club.
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This will be the last ever New Year's Eve at The Metro Club and as usual Blow Up will take the controls for the celebrations... Facebook invite: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=50255027817 Venue Page: http://www.blowupmetro.com/clubinfo.aspx?id=081231c

METRO CLUB CLOSURE - January 2009 On Tues 20th Jan 2009 The Metro Club, 19-23 Oxford Street, London will close. This is due to the proposed Tottenham Court Road Station extension...

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Following their ICA show and on their way back from their European dates, THE WEEK THAT WAS swing back through London for a headline at The Metro:
TWTW's self-titled debut, from Field Music's Peter Brewis and his Sunderland compatriots, has been causing a critical whir. Conceptually it is an imagined crime thriller drea...mt up by Peter and inspired by Paul Auster's labyrinthine storytelling, with music paying direct homage to the wildly ambitious Linn Drum and Fairlight experiments of Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel and Tin Drum-era Japan:
"Forward thinking pop for the modern age from Field Music's big brother, Peter Brewis. Don't touch that dial" 4/5 - MOJO
More info: http://www.blowupmetro.com/bandinfo.aspx ?id=081201g
"Forward thinking pop for the modern age from Field Music's big brother, Peter Brewis"
Time:7:30PM Monday, December 1st
Location:Blow Up Metro Club

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FANFARLO: "Fanfarlo are one of those bands you wish you discovered... Each of their songs is a melodic gem. [...] so luminescent we could almost be fooled into thinking that it's summertime - 4 stars"
The Independent
"From the moment their first song prickles the room, their charm is offensively powerful. What is most c...lear about Fanfarlo, though, is the world that Aurell has built around himself and the uniting, intangible purpose that each song has - they crush every ounce of effort and emotion through the narrowest of pop margins so that its power spurts out in a colourful explosion at every climax" Drowned In Sound
"I've heard four or five of Fanfarlo's songs now, and, like a few of my other favourites, they have that particular knack of being able to create uplifting music that's blessed with a delicious melancholia at the same time. I'm sure you'll be hearing a lot more of Fanfarlo" David Bowie
http://www.blowupmetro.com/bandinfo.aspx ?id=081211g
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?sid=1e f01733136b54efc70e11c1c7f74f56&eid=43944 305990
http://www.myspace.com/fanfarlo
Time:7:30PM Thursday, December 11th
Location:Blow Up Metro Club

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YES CASSETTE have a sound that is simple and catchy. 4-piece alternative band from the UK who sound like Berlin era Bowie with synths that make you want to dance and pop melodies that belong somewhere between Grandaddy and Talking Heads.
23 FRAMES: from the South-East and London based, the band circuit will shortly be ...releasing their first full-length album "The Mystery Calculator". Signed to Polling Station Productions they play glam rock and call sound "melodramtic popular song". The four-piece are sometimes accompanied by a cello, a viola and violins.
Doors: 7.30pm
Admission: £5 adv
http://www.blowupmetro.com/bandinfo.aspx ?id=081203g
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