Tom Jones, Paulo Nutini And Hurts Are First Acts Confirmed For 2010 Little Noise Sessions & Tickets
Monday, 11 October 2010
Written by Jon Stickler
Tom Jones, Paulo Nutini and Hurts are the first acts to be announced to play at this year's Mencap Little Noise Sessions at London's Union Chapel this November.
The Little Noise Sessions take place between November 15th and November 20th and this year will mark the fifth anniversary of the series of special concerts. In previous year's the event's stage has been tread by the likes of Editors, Lost Prophets, Everything Everything, The Killers, Biffy Clyro, Noel Gallagher, Kasabian and Florence And The Machine.
Welsh crooner Tom Jones is set to perform on November 15th, no doubt performing a set from his accalimed latest album 'Praise & Blame', with Paulo Nutini due to headline the following day. Manchester synth-pop duo Hurts will perform on November 17th with newer artists are also set to appear on the bill. Pop-soul solo artist Rumer is confirmed as support for Paulo Nutini on November 16th and Birmingham singer Clare Maguire is to perform with Hurts.
Speaking about the charity event, Scottish singer Paulo Nutini had this to say, "I respect what the charity is about and am pleased to part of the Little Noise Sessions." Hurts were also equally pleased to be part of the fund-raiser, commenting, "We are delighted to play a part in the Little Noise Sessions. Mencap does so much to help and support people with a learning disability, their families and carers. Long may it continue to do so".
More artists are expected to be confirmed shortly, more details can be found at www.littlenoisesessions.org.uk. So far the Little Noise Sessions are as follows:
November 2010
15th – Tom Jones – Union Chapel, London
16th – Paulo Nutini (with support from Rumer) – Union Chapel, London
17th – Hurts (with Clare Maguire) – Union Chapel, London
Presales are available to members from Wednesday 13th October. Little Noise Sessions Tickets are on general sale from Friday 15th October at 9am.
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