From the hangover soothing Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan to the infectious dance inducing Crystal Castles, it’s day two of ATP’s Belle & Sebastian curated Bowlie 2.

Win! Tickets to Field Music’s biggest headline show to date…
February’s semi-eponymous third album Field Music (Measure) saw Field Music’s Brewis brothers down to a duo after the departure of Andrew Moore. Now, following on from a somewhat relentless touring schedule, they are set to headline their biggest show to date. Win a pair of tickets to see them at London’s Koko inside!

Field Music announce Koko date
Field Music have announced they’re to play their biggest headline show to date, with a show at London’s Koko on 23rd November. This will be proceeded by the release of the single ‘Measure’ on the 22nd. Tickets are available now from www.alt-tickets.co.uk 0845 413 4444 and http://www.seetickets.com

Field Music: ‘Let’s Write A Book’
The brothers Brewis return once more with a new single from their epic double album Measure. ‘Let’s Write A Book’ is released via Memphis Industries on June 7th.
Field Music announce new single, tour
The band will be touring around the UK from May onwards and will be making an appearance at a selection of festivals across the summer and beyond, including being selected by Richard Thompson for Meltdown and handpicked by Belle and Sebastian for their Bowlie 2, ATP event this December.
TLOBF Interview :: Field Music
Mathew Parri Thomas managed to steal a rare interview with Peter Brewis to talk about double albums, band identity and the pursuit of commercial success.

Field Music – Field Music (Measure)
Returning with a double album seems just a touch self-indulgent… but do Field Music pull it off?

SOTD #9 // Field Music: ‘Each Time Is A New Time’
Field Music are back! With a double album! ‘Each Time Is A New Time’ is a perfect slice of 70′s tinged guitar pop.

Field Music w/ Lawrence Arabia – Hoxton Bar & Kitchen, London 07/01/10
Field Music possess an eclectism to their songwriting that puts them head and shoulders above most of their UK contemporaries. But can they cut the mustard live?

Field Music announce 2010 live shows in support of upcoming new album
Having just blown away the cobwebs after a three year hiatus, Field Music have, quite frankly, been utterly astonishing at their recent sold out warm up shows. Luckily then, more dates in 2010 to follow…

Field Music return with double album and tour
Following a self-imposed three year hiatus, Sunderland’s Field Music are all set to return with a new 20 track double album on 15th February 2010 (16th in the US).
The Week That Was – The Week That Was
Peter Brewis, once of Field Music, gets a chance to go solo with this concept album under the banner of The Week That Was. Charley Caines reviews.
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