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Big Country, Moulettes, Eat Static, and Breton act Plantec have been confirmed as the first acts for the Spring Off The Tracks Festival held at Park Farmhouse, at Castle Donington in Derbyshire.
They join the previously announcedJesus Jones, and The Neville Staple Band at the festival which takes place over Bank Holiday weekend from Friday 23rd until Sunday 25th May 2014.
The festivals feature more than 40 acts over three stages and more than 80 real ales, ciders and perries
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Early bird tickets are priced at 70 for an adult ticket for the weekend with camping, and 40 for a youth (aged 12 to 16 years) ticket, children aged under 12 go free and do not require a ticket. Advance tickets also cover free camping and parking, including caravans and live-in vehicles.
A double ticket is also availabvle and includes admission to the Spring Festival, and the Summer Festival is priced at 130 for adults. Double tickets for 12-16 year olds are 65.
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Jesus Jones' murky mix of samples, pop, dance tracks, and techno resulted in one huge international hit single, "Right Here, Right Now" (taken from their second album, Doubt), that pretty much sums up all of the band's virtues -- a strong melody and hook, with a flair for making the dance club overtones mesh with the rock guitar. To hear Jesus Jones' flaws, turn to their first album, which suffered from muddy beats, shapeless melodies, and intrusive samples, all of which also plagued sections of Doubt. But when Doubt worked, as it did on "Right Here, Right Now," "International Bright Young Thing," and "Real, Real, Real," it showed that sample-driven dance club music could comfortably fit into pop music.
Based on the platinum success of Doubt, Jesus Jones' leader -- guitarist/vocalist Mike Edwards, who had launched the band in 1988 -- decided it was his mission to make techno palatable for the pop masses and recorded their follow-up album, 1993's Perverse, almost entirely on computer. The result was neither good pop music nor good techno, and Jesus Jones' subsequent fall from the top of the U.S. and U.K. charts was as fast as their rise to the top. After a long layoff, they returned in the summer of 1997 with Already. Initially, the album was only released in the U.K.; it was later released in the U.S. during the spring of 1998. Three years passed before the group returned to form. With new members Alan Doughty (bass) and Tony Arthy (drums), Jesus Jones inked a deal with Koch and issued London in fall 2001. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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