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Turning Point Festival 2009

Friday 8th to Sunday 10th May 2009

Roundhouse Theatre, Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London

£14 a day

last updated: Tue 21st Apr 2009

Turning Point Festival is a three day festival taking place at the Roundhouse in London between Friday 8th and Sunday 10th May.

The line-up confirmed so far is as follows:
Friday: Zane Lowe, Beardyman, The Bug, The Qemists.
Dr. Marten's FREEDM Studio: Floating Points (live), Ikonika, Wachuku, Olivier Day Soul, Paul White, Fatima, Tranqil, Shuanise, Bad Fx, Hey Zeus, Alexander Nut plus... circus performers, acoustic sets, dJs and BBQ on the Terrace.

Saturday: Kano, Natty, Noisettes, Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Kissy Sellout, Tinchy Stryder, Bashy, Ghetto.
Dr. Marten's FREEDM Studio: Pulled Apart By Horses, Agaskodo Teliverek, The Chap, Live Jam, The Ghost Frequency, Unicorn Kid.
Outdoor Stage: Sho! Patrol, Iron Braids, Nu Brand Flexxx, Faith SFX, NY, Lady Lykez, plus... open mic and unsigned acts.

Sunday: The Pipettes, VV Brown, Ebony Bones, Speech Debelle, Rosie Oddie and the Odd Squad.
Dr. Marten's FREEDM Studio: Spoono, Jazz Alive, Roundhouse Voices and Roundhouse Jazz Band.

Tickets are £14 for any day. To buy tickets, click here.

And it's not just shows after dark, there'll be activities throughout the day, throughout the building. Creative workshops with DJing, film and photography, fashion styling and loads more. There will also be an outdoor market on the terrace, also hosting some of London's best up and coming designers.

There will also be debates about current issues facing young people, plus the café and several bars.

More information will be here when available.