Die neuesten Ankündigungen für's Incubate

Wie immer donnerstags gibt es auch heute wieder eine handvoll neuer Bestätigungen für das Incubate Festival 2011. Als finale Veranstaltung werden The Fall am 18. September auf dem Incubate spielen. Steve Ignorant, seines Zeichens Sänger von Crass, ist Kurator der V39-Venue während des Wochenendes. Dort wird er nicht nur gemeinsam mit Carol & Peter (ex-Crass) spielen, er hat weiterhin einige Bands eingeladen, wie Lärm, Laatste Halt, Eve Libertine & Mark Webber, Cravats, Stalag 17, Liam Noble, Goldblade und Andy T.

Nachfolgend die komplette Liste alle Neubestätigungen:

The Fall, Esben And The Witch, Natural Snow Buildings, Han Bennink, Alasdair Roberts,The Joyous Cosmology, Constitu Sound, Puzzle Muteson, Safari Park, Alpinist, Plinth, Karina ESP, Laatste Halte, Eve Libertine & Charles Webber, Cravats, Dignan Porch, Girlseeker, Warm Climate, Floris vanHoof, Gerard Herman, Terracota Gate, Daggers, Stalag 17, Liam Noble, Goldblade, Talking to Turtles, Pinkunoizu, Man from the South, True Champions ride on Speed, Codasync, Rubik, Space Dimension Controller, Steve Ignorant, Carol & Peter, Andy T..

Die Tickets für's Incubate 2011 sowie für's Camping gibt es immer noch online zu kaufen!

Für die komplette Liste der bestätigten Bands und Acts klickt hier:

incubate.org/2011/artists/popularity

Nachfolgend findet ihr noch weitere Infos in englischer Sprache zum Incubate Festival, der DIY Conference und Incubate Reward

DIY Conference announced, Pay What You Want-tickets now for sale

On Friday September 16, Incubate will organize the DIY Conference. The conference will take place at the Midi Theatre in Tilburg and displays the development and ethics of DIY culture with lectures, interviews, film, panels and stands. Renowned speakers and artists within DIY culture will participate in the program. Through the Pay What You Want-principle, visitors can determine the value of the conference for themselves. The keynote speech will be given by Michael Azerrad, author of the book Our Band Could Be Your Life. The book describes American underground bands such as Black Flag, Sonic Youth and Hüsker Dü who, while finding relatively little mainstream success, did have an establishing role in American alternative and indie rock. At the Incubate DIY Conference, Michael will share the insights he gained while interviewing the bands and writing the book. Bill Drummond, best known as co-founder of late 1980s hit group The KLF and its 1990s "avant-art" media-manipulating successor, the K Foundation, will give a lecture as well as perform his latest work The17. With The KLF, Drummond scored multiple Number 1 hits and wrote "The Manual", a book on how to write a Number 1 hit. The17 is a reaction to pre-recorded music, where an ad hoc choir, consisting of the visitors of the conference, will sing one of Drummond's works.

English punk legend Steve Ignorant (Crass) will be interviewed by writer and BBC commentator John Robb about DIY, Crass' and Ignorant's ethics and his autobiography The Rest is Propaganda. We'll also have the Dutch premiere of the PressPausePlay documentary, a film about hope, fear and digital culture. Does democratized culture mean better art, film, music and literature? Is it cultural democracy or mediocrity? This is the question addressed by PressPausePlay, containing interviews with a.o. Seth Godin, Moby, Andrew Keen, Sean Parker and Bill Drummond. After the screening, there will be a panel with the makers of the film. Other panels taking place will be about DIY zines & journalism, Generation Bass (about the creation and sharing of non-western dance music) and the DIY student debate.

Get your Pay What You Want tickets here. Additional information on the Incubate DIY Conference can be found through www.incubate-innovation.org.

You'd like to get rewarded by participating on Incubate.org, Twitter or Facebook?

You'd like to get rewarded by writing about Incubate on the social media and/or Incubate website? With your Incubate.org account, you can collect credits if you mention Incubate or the Incubate-hashtag #incu11 on Twitter and Facebook, and on Incubate.org you'll get points if you add or edit details on the site.
When you've collected enough credits, you can redeem them for very cool exclusive merch..

How it works
On Incubate.org, you can give artist, venue and project profiles your own spin. By editing our wiki-based biographies - which end up in our printed festival guide - YOU can provide other people with more info about our artists. Let the Incubate.org readers know how memorable a show was they did a few years ago, what's the favorite colour of the drummer, etc. Be funny, be critical, be wise, be original, but most of all: be informative. And of course you get lots of credits for this one!

On Twitter, use #incu11 or #incubate, or mention or retweet @incubatetilburg or @incubateblog and you'll get your credits added to your balance in minutes.
On Facebook tag the Incubate page in a wallpost/video/photo or just say Incubate and we'll reward you with your points
For the last two, don't forget to connect your account via the My Credits page on Incubate.org. Else, we can't see what you're saying about us!

Sweet, but why should I contribute?
You can redeem your credits and get some awesome merch for it in the Credits webshop! We now have some vinyl, shirts, cassettes and floppydisks for you in the store, and we'll add more items once in a while. Check it out quickly!

For a complete list of things you get Credits for and answers on some questions, check our FAQ on Incubate.org.

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