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Shimmer Sounds Festival to debut in Birmingham this November

Following a successful launch in Cardiff last year, new music festival Shimmer Sounds comes to Birmingham this November

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Shimmer Sounds, a new live music festival-esque day event will take place at The Mill in Birmingham this November.

Set across two stages and catered for the indie-pop enthusiast, its lineup boasts headliners Temples along with The Blinders and Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, all of which are big names in the indie music scene.

Renowned for their mesmerizing live performances, Temples will be headlining both the Cardiff and Birmingham date. Having just announced the release of their third album Hot Motion on Friday September 2019, this will be an opportunity to hear their brand new material live/

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Also gracing the stage will be three piece alternative group The Blinders. Smelting loud and visceral political punk rock with enigmatic, psychedelic poetry and tones, their frenzied performances are certainly not for the faint-hearted. Joining them will be 4-piece rock band Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, notorious for delivering boisterous and theatrical live shows steeped in their rich melodies and brazen flamboyance. With more acts to be announced, this is a monstrous lineup in the making.

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One of the event organisers, Joff Hall of The MJR Group, said:

“We were thrilled with the reaction to Shimmer Sounds’ debut at Tramshed last year. So much so, we’ve decided to branch out to Birmingham in 2019. We hope to bring back the all-day music event, showcasing the very best indie music talent, even bigger and better this time round.

Digbeth is one of the most unique and vibrant creative-quarters in the UK and we’re excited to bring something varied to the city”

Shimmer Sounds will take place at The Mill, on Lower Trinity St, Digbeth. For more information on this event and to buy tickets, visit The Mill website at www.themilldigbeth.com.

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Richard Franks

Founding editor of Counteract. Freelance travel and music journalist.