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Pavement Brings The Fall, Quasi to ATP in 2010

October 21, 2009 6:59 p.m. by Sarah Dupuis

The Fall front man Mark E. Smith once called Pavement a “rip-off” of his prolific post-punk band, but he may have changed his tune now that the ‘90s slacker rock quintet is reunited and curating its own festival for All Tomorrow’s Parties. The show, which will take place from May 14-16 next year in Minehead, Somerset, is set to include The Fall, as well as German krautrockers Faust, San Francisco quartet Enablers, Matador employees and blues jammers Endless Boogie (whose first gig was opening for Stephen Malkmus in 2001) and Jicks drummer Janet Weiss’ other band Quasi.  Of course, Pavement will perform the headlining set.

 

This is far from the complete three-day lineup, and more artists will be announced in the coming months. Too bad tickets are already sold out! [Pitchfork]

 

Pavement tour dates:

 

03.01.10 Auckland, New Zealand: Town Hall

03.04.10 Sydney, Australia: Enmore Theatre

03.06.10 Meredith, Australia: Thebarton Theatre

03.08.10 Perth, Australia: Metro City

03.10.10 Brisbane, Australia: Tivoli

03.12.10 Melbourne, Australia: Palace Theatre

05.11.10 London, England: Brixton Academy

05.16.10 Minehead, England: All Tomorrow’s Parties

09.21.10 New York, NY: Central Park Summerstage

09.22.10 New York, NY: Central Park Summerstage

09.23.10 New York, NY: Central Park Summerstage

09.24.10 New York, NY: Central Park Summerstage

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4 Responses

October 21, 2009 at 7:11 p.m.

Faust, the Fall, and Pavement? Must. relocate. to. somerset. . .
October 21, 2009 at 9:39 p.m.

i wouldn't be too surprised if Malkmus gets both Sleater-Kinney and Silver Jews out of retirement for the gig.
October 21, 2009 at 11:35 p.m.

might be too soon for silver jews. berman like JUST quit. sleater-kinney might work, though.
October 22, 2009 at 12:30 a.m.

already got 1/3 of SK there, why not?

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