The New to Q tour gives a platform to the very best new musical talent on offer in 2010.
Between May 10 - 18, our inaugural tour features Detroit Social Club, Tiffany Page, and Goldhawks taking to the stage and filling venues across the country - you could be there for free if you get lucky in our Qthemusic.com competition below.
New To Q Tour - Act details: Detroit Social Club are no strangers to big tours, having previously supported Primal Scream, Razorlight, and The Futureheads, and are renowned for their vibrant stage antics and visual displays.
Tiffany Page is drawing favourable reviews, garnering comparisons with Chrissie Hynde, or Courtney Love, combining her distinctive voice with attitude and a raucous way of handling a guitar.
Goldhawks are named after the street they were born and grew up on, yet their music is set to escape and travel much further than that. Influenced from across the Atlantic, the group take the bigger rock sound they enjoyed in childhood and adapt it to their more British roots.
New To Q Tour - Tour dates:
10 May - Manchester Sound Control 11 May - Glasgow King Tuts 12 May - Newcastle Academy 2 13 May - Leeds Cockpit 16 May - Bristol Academy 3 17 May - Birmingham Academy 2 18 May - Garage London
Ticket Information Tickets are available via aloud.com and are only £8.50 regionally and £11.50 in London.
Win tickets! We have a pair of tickets to give away for each date on the tour. To enter correctly answer the question below. Remember to tell us which location's date you'd like to attend, eg. "Manchester":
Goldhawks are named after:
A) A Led Zeppelin B side.
B) The street they grew up on.
C) An endangered bird.
Closing date: Enter before midnight April 29, 2010.
Terms and Conditions - One entrant drawn at random for each venue, will win a pair of tickets to the New to Q Tour at their requested venue. - Accommodation and transport are not included, unless clearly stated. - The prize is non-transferable and cannot be traded or exchanged for a cash alternative. - Closing date for the competition will be 29th April at midnight. - All entrants are responsible for including correct contact details - The judges' decision is final and no negotiation or debate will be entered into. All winners will be notified by email. - This competition is open to all UK readers over 18 years of age at the date of entry, except employees and associates of BAUER and their families. - The Promoter accepts no responsibility or liability for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft, destruction, alteration of, or unauthorised access to entries, or entries lost, incomplete or delayed whether or not arising during operation or transmission as a result of server functions, virus, bugs or other causes outside its control. All lost, damaged or incomplete entries will be deemed invalid. Proof of entry shall not be proof of delivery or receipt. Only entries received in accordance with these terms and conditions will be acceptable. The Promoter will not be liable if a Prize cannot be taken by a winner for any reason. Neither will the Promoter be liable for any travel or accommodation costs, spending money, insurance or any other costs associated with the Prize unless clearly stated. - Any personal data relating to entrants will be used solely in accordance with current UK data protection legislation and will not be disclosed to a third party without the individual's prior consent. - By entering the Competition, all entrants are deemed to accept these terms and conditions and any other rules or conditions specific to the Competition. The Promoter may, at its sole discretion, change the dates of entry into the Competitions and/or the dates on which the Competitions will be promoted and the Promoter reserves the right to alter, amend or withdraw these terms and conditions and/or the Competitions without prior notice.
Standard competition T's and C's also apply.
1:17 PM | 26/04/2010
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