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Come see us at EVOLUTION EMERGING 2017 - May 27th

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Hey! Thanks to those who came down to see us at our Launch Party on Saturday. It was a blast! Next for us is a headline slot at this year's Evolution Emerging festival in the Ouseburn Valley on Saturday 27th May. We're on at 9pm at The Ship Inn, just over the road from The Cluny. We'll be playing on a stellar bill alongside Mony Tanero and Novyi Lef. There are equally good acts playing at other venues nearby. Use the Clash Checker below to check out the times and venue line ups.

EVO EMERGING 2017

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Really excited to announce we're on the line-up at this year's Evolution Emerging festival on Saturday 27th May. We'll be playing alongside some of the North East's best up and coming artists. You can get tickets here:  https://www.evolutionemergin g.com/tickets Tell us you're coming here:  https://www.facebook.com/events/789750417830846/ Listen to songs from us and others in the line-up on last Saturday's BBC Introducing in the North East:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04szy1l See you there! Love, WWCP Xx

Evolution Emerging 2015 TOMORROW NIGHT YOU GUYS!!

You've got less than 24 hours to buy your tickets for Evolution Emerging tomorrow night, 10pm at Ernest - that's Saturday 23rd May for those of you reading this in the future. Tickets are £5 and you can get them here: http://evolutionemerging.com/tickets We'll be giving away copies of our latest single, Pack of Cards: We've also got a limited number of copies of Massa Confusa's new single, Forget, featuring a remix from us: All that PLUS a special surprise giveaway which you'll only find out about if you buy a ticket and get yourself down to Ernest tomorrow night for 10pm. See you there!

BBC Introducing Interview

Ahead of our Evolution Emerging headline slot at Ernest, John did an interview with BBC Introducing in the North East. Go here  and skip to 1:47:00 ish. Tickets for the gig are available here: www.evolutionemerging.com/tickets

HOT PRESS TIPS!

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Eugenie Johnson, web editor for NARC. Magazine, has recommended that you come and see us at Evo Emerging 2015 : "Also, I’d love to recommend some of the more electronic musicians on the bill; ako, Symmatik and What We Call Progress in particular are all well worth checking out if you’re looking for something a bit different to the indie scene!" As a reminder, we're playing at Ernest on 23rd May. Tickets are £5 + booking fee in advance . You can see the line-up in the handy clash-checker:

UPCOMING GIGS!

Come and see us play live music with guitars and singing and synths and flashy buttons! We have three gigs coming up in April and May with a host of other local talent and you can find out more about them below. April 18th, Head of Steam, Newcastle Matterhorn presents... What We Call Progress, Emile's Telegraphic Transmission Device, therunningchelsea, Worry Party for a night of electronic and experimental pop. Tickets £4 on the door. Here's how to find Head of Steam: April 24th, The Globe, Newcastle ENDLESS WINDOW #2 presents... What We Call Progress, Craig Clark as well as a DJ set. "After the joy and jubilation of our first event at The Globe, it would have been unthinkable not to plot a return. But what a return this is - two more brilliant local acts, as well as another opening up of the Endless Window vaults." Tickets £3 advance from WeGotTickets. Here's how to find The Globe: May 23rd, Ernest, Newcastle - Evolution Emerging We'...

GIG NEWS: EVOLUTION EMERGING 2015

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OMG GIG NEWS!!! We're playing Evolution Emerging 2015 on May 23rd alongside the likes of Lisbon, Hyde & Beast and Shields. You can read more details about the line-up over at NARC . We're headlining at Ernest , playing with acoustic singer-songwriters Joe Ramsey , Melissa Rose and Lesley Roley : At Ernest, guitar/electronic duo What We Call Progress, purveyors of everything experimental glitch-house with a touch of early David Sylvian, are headlining the event. Middlesbrough-born singer-songwriter Joe Ramsey joins them, alongside Northumberland-based songstress Melissa Rose and haunting acoustic star Lesley Roley.