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Roundhouse
Saturday 27 October
James Chapman makes experimental dream-pop on a multi-track recorder, sans computer. His debut LP, 'We Can Create' was nominated for the 2007 Mercury Prize and with his five piece band, he supported Bloc Party for the Â鶹Éç Electric Proms.
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set list
- So Low, So High
- You Don't Know Her Name
- Elouise
- To The Sky
- It Will Find You
- Lost My Soul
- Back & Forth
- Don't Fear
- Start Something
what happened
Minute by minute report, via text message, by the Â鶹Éç's Matt Humphreys.
- 19.23 - Camden's Roundhouse is filling up. People are either nursing their first pint or sitting on the floor texting their mates. Crazy kids!
- 19.26 - For a 'bedroom' genius, James Chapman aka Maps has a load of gear set up on stage for the band's performance tonight.
- 19.33 - Lights go down, Maps walk on stage. James is on the beer.
- 19.36 - Opening track is 'So Low, So High' and its obvious straight off why they draw comparisons with Spiritualised and Grandaddy.
- 19.37 - Great start and the Bloc Party loyalists show some love.
also at bbc electric proms
- Performed alongside Maps:
- Bloc Party
- Other performances:
- Siouxie Sioux
- Editors
line-up
- Mark Ronson with special guests and the Â鶹Éç Concert Orchestra
- Paul McCartney
- Kaiser Chiefs via David Arnold
- Bloc Party
- Ray Davies and friends
- Ìý
- Agaskodo Teliverek
- Amar
- Amplifier
- Battles
- Ben Westbeech
- Basquiat Strings
- The Beatles: Help!
- Blanche
- Bob Dylan: The Other Side of the Mirror
- Breed 77
- Charlie Louvin
- The Chemical Brothers
- Cold War Kids
- The Coral
- Daft Punk: Electroma
- Duke Special
- Durrty Goodz
- Editors
- Edwyn Collins
- The Enemy
- Estelle
- The Flaming Lips:
UFOs at the Zoo - Ghetto
- Hadouken!
- Justice
- Kano presents London Town
- Kid Harpoon
- Noah and the Whale
- Once in a Blue Moon:
A tribute to Lal Waterson - Maps
- The Metros
- New Cassettes
- Radio Luxembourg
- Reverend and the Makers
- The Riff Raff and Riz MC
- Sam Isaac
- Sigur Rós: Heima
- Siouxsie
- SOIL & "PIMP" SESSIONS with Jamie Cullum
- Taio Cruz
audience reviews
billy
Absolute soul refreshing. Going to be massive, good luck Maps & thanks for the inspiration!!!
adam
Maps never fail to impress me live!
Rick
Maps were great !.. The last song they played was absolutely brilliant!.. a great finale to a faultless set..