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Patti Smith and CBGBs Special at How Does It Feel To Be Loved?
Presented by: How Does It Feel To Be Loved| 0 | LONDON: Signature Brew Haggerston |
|---|---|
| P | Saturday 16th May, 2026 |
| N | 9:00pm |
Event information
We celebrate the CBGBs scene of the 1970s, with a special playing Patti Smith, Television, Blondie, Ramones, Modern Lovers and more.
This is a club night - there will be no live performances during the night. Patti Smith will not be attending the night.
We play:
Belle & Sebastian * Dusty Springfield * The Magnetic Fields * Love * Orange Juice * The Ronettes * Ramones * The Supremes * Aztec Camera * Beach Boys * Buzzcocks * The Cure * The Temptations * Velvet Underground * Felt * The Shangri-Las * R.E.M. * Allo Darlin' * Otis Redding * The Field Mice * Dexys Midnight Runners * Camera Obscura * The Four Tops * The Go-Betweens * Pixies * Tammi Terrell * Jens Lekman * Jonathan Richman * Le Tigre * Pat Powdrill * The Sea Urchins * Sleater-Kinney * Os Mutantes * Neutral Milk Hotel * The Left Banke * The Associates * Martha Reeves & The Vandellas * Thee Oh Sees * Teenage Fanclub * The Pastels * Shop Assistants
Reviews of How Does It Feel To Be Loved?:
"This hugely popular night knows there are few better ways to enter the new year than with a soundtrack of classic sixties soul and the most danceworthy janglepop and shimmering indie tunes." - Time Out
“A speakeasy for anyone who suspects that their life is one big Smiths song' - Big Issue
'Absolutely the best night in the whole of the world!” - The Guardian
“Much-loved indie pop institution” - The Quietus
“Legendary indie club” - NME
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