Festival No. 0034714 · Est. 2009
Weekend of the year
No. 0062098
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Somewhere in Birmingham
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Flapper and Firkin, Birmingham · 52.48048 · -1.91221
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4 or 5 Magicians is a group. -
Boat to Row is a group. They are most often considered to be country, folk, folk pop.
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Calories is a group, founded 18 years ago in 2008 in Birmingham, UK.
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Copy Haho is a group.
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Dartz! was a group, founded 20 years ago on Tuesday, 1 March 2005.
They dissolved after 4 years on Thursday, 2 July 2009. They are most often considered to be indie rock. -
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Haunts is a group, founded 19 years ago in 2007.
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Hot Club de Paris was a group, founded 22 years ago in 2004 in Liverpool, UK.
They dissolved after 8 years in 2012. They are most often considered to be indie rock. -
James Moss is a singer.
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Sam Isaac is a singer.
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Scholars is a group, founded 19 years ago in 2007 in Hemel Hempstead, UK. They are most often considered to be alternative rock, punk, rock.
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Shapes is a singer.
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The Computers is a group, founded in Exeter, UK. They are most often considered to be punk, rock, rock and roll.
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Somewhere to sleep it off
Where to stay
Apartments and hotels near Flapper and Firkin, Birmingham for the nights of the festival.