Television will perform their classic 1977 debut ‘Marquee Moon‘ in its entirety at this year’s All Tomorrow’s Parties weekender.
The performance is one of two special ‘End Of An Era’ events scheduled by ATP as it prepares to end after over a decade on the musical calendar.
“When we started all this 14 years ago, we had no idea how a festival curated by a single artist and based in a family holiday camp would play out. It was a mad idea that somehow came to fruition, helped by the fact that people were looking for something different from the overpriced conveyor belt corporate rock sponsor-fests that populate the British summer,” co-founder Barry Hogan has said in a statement.
‘Marquee Moon’ – a stunning amalgamation of punk rock intensity and prog rock musicianship – is to be performed over the weekend of November 22nd-24th at Camber Sands.
“Looking back we have so many great memories – where else would you find Iggy Pop, Matt Groening, Patti Smith or Nick Cave holed up in a basic chalet at a Pontins’ Holiday Camp,” Hogan continues. “The support from the artists and festivalgoers alike has been incredible but it’s time to move on and look towards the future, it may also be time to let Camber Sands rest in peace!”