On Sunday July 21st Late Slip are back at the annual Rockaway Beach Music Festival in Queens NYC. Location is the amphitheater at Beach 95th Street.
Sunday is the last day of the three day festival at starts at 2:15pm and the afternoon’s lineup is Granite To Glass, Johnny Butler, Gulf Club, Ilithios, Les Sans Coulettes, Mojo And The Mayhem and Tilden.
Late Slip plays at 7:15PM
Late Slip return to Brooklyn’s Mama Tried on Wednesday July 17th with Voodini and Endless Bummer.
Free Entry - 7-10pm
Check out my Diamond Field remix of Sight Telma Club‘s “Bad Thing“ (feat. LAU) from “The New Ancients” special edition on AZTEC Records.
Available now on all streaming platforms
Check out the new music video for “I Love You” from Late Slip’s album of the same name.
The video was shot at Coney Island, Brooklyn New York City.
Late Slip’s first full length album “I Love You” is out now!
The album was recorded in Los Angeles with Lewis Pesacov (Best Coast, Nikki Lane, FIDLAR, Poolside) and features eight songs including the singles “New York City”, “Love Me True” and a cover of Blondie’s “Heart Of Glass”.
Photography & artwork by Andrew B. White
Album Release show with special guest Miriam Clancy, Friday June 7th at Sleepwalk NYC
Helped out Dion Lunadon getting his latest record “Systems Edge” to the presses recently. All Dion’s design and art with cover photo by Joel Henderson, just a wee polish from my end. Released on In The Red Records.
Available on pink/blue splatter or black vinyl.
Dion Lunadon, photo by Andrew B. White
Album artwork for Grammy-nominated artists Leila Adu and PUBLIQuartet for the new album “Moonstone & Tar Sands”.
Released via Belts & Whistles the LP is pressed on 180g black vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.
Cover photo by Rodrigo Vazquez
Photos from "Moonstone & Tar Sands" album lLaunch at Joe’s Pub New York City, 4/7/24
I was asked to contribute some words to “Get On The Rollercoaster” – a book about Oasis’ haphazard New Zealand tour in March 1998.
Being involved on the promotions side of things, doing artwork for live shows - posters, press ads etc - the Oasis shows promoted by Lees & West and then Michael Coppel Presents in Australia & New Zealand (through local agent and our client The Sequel) came to us.
The tour was meant to have been in late 1996 but was indefinitely postponed. We had already worked on a lot of promo material for the tour when the plug was pulled (I still have copies of the giant double A0 posters somewhere in storage).
I had seen Oasis at their giant UK Knebworth show in 1996 (and wrote a RipItUp review about it) so I was looking forward to seeing them again. Fast forward to early 1998 and new shows had been booked so I got back to work on the new art.
The artwork for the shows was created in Australia and wasn’t that great (they didn’t even use the correct typeface for the Oasis logo on the 1996 posters!). I tried to subtly make it more “Oasis”-like but the key art had all been approved by management and they don’t appreciate people messing with it, even if it looks better lol (see slide 6).
The shows were mostly a disaster and the Gallagher brothers were fighting a lot. Hence this book documents that particular chapter in the Oasis story.
In the book I write about my experience doing the art and randomly meeting Noel Gallagher on the street the day of the Auckland concert. There are many other great contributions from fans and music people in the book along with photos and articles. Being the pre-social media and camera phone era, it was harder to get a lot of the info together.
I’m glad I got to see Oasis at their peak at Knebworth because the Auckland show was not great!
Well done to the author of the book Karamdeep (Kaz) Sahota who put in a lot of time and effort researching and collecting stories from those who were there.
