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Monday, October 05, 2009 



John Mitchell, Jem Godfrey, Nathan King (with commentary from Andy Edwards) will be performing 3 dates under the banner of "An Esoteric Evening With..." performing reworked, acoustic and downright different versions of songs from Kino, Frost, It Bites, The Urbane and others over 3 nights in November.

Thursday 5th November - The Rainbow
160 High St, Deritend, Birmingham
(Support - TBC)

Saturday 7th November - The Peel
160 Cambridge Road, Kingston, Surrey
(Support - Tinyfish)

Sunday November 8th - The Globe
125 Albany Road, Roath, Cardiff
(Support - Acoustic Magenta)

These will be the only shows in 2009 and possibly ever so come see us and sing along for what will be 3 unique nights in prog history. There might also be some surprise guests joining us here and there. Tickets are on sale now.

Tell the world!
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009 
As promised, here are the details of the last remaining KINO t-shirts that we have available. All t-shirts are £10 each including postage & packing wherever you are in the world, just to keep things simple.

At time of writing, we have the following for sale:

14 XL long sleeved black tshirts with the Picture album cover on the front, and a dictionary definition of 'KINO' on the reverse

7 XL short sleeved black tshirts with the KINO logo and popcorn cup on the front. There is no print on the reverse

9 Small, 12 Medium girls skinny SHORT sleeved black tshirts with the KINO logo and a '4' on the front, and 'Hey Mr Nameless, do I seem a bit insensitive' on the reverse

12 Small, 12 Medium girls skinny LONG sleeved black tshirts with the KINO logo and a '4' on the front, and 'Hey Mr Nameless, do I seem a bit insensitive' on the reverse

Pics are in the album below.

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewPicture&friendID=51508174&albumId=3283015

If you would like one, we're selling them on a first come first served basis, so let us know ASAP if you'd like one, and we'll send you a PayPal request if we still have what you would like.
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Friday, August 28, 2009 
We've just rediscovered some t-shirts from the KINO tour supporting Spocks Beard back in, er, 2005? Would anyone like to give any of them a good home? There's a mix of long and short sleeves, all black, with either the Picture album on the front, or the popcorn cup and the KINO logo. A few have tour dates on the back as well, but others are plain. The majority of sizes are XL and XXL, but possibly a few L.

Oh, and lots of girlie tops (again, long and short sleeve) as well - with the 'Dead Nobodies in Company Cars' lyric written on the back. These range in size from S to L (skinny fit).

We will sort through the tshirts properly to work out what sizes we have, and take some photos, but if anyone's interested, please send an email to info@kinomusic.com. Price including P&P wherever in the world you are will be £10 payable by PayPal.

Cheers
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Monday, September 22, 2008 

Current mood:  warm

John Mitchell was interviewed on Total Rock last week, and made promises for a new KINO album some time in the future. Watch this space for more updates!

On a related note, John Mitchell, John Beck and Bob Dalton are taking their band It Bites (who recently released their new album 'The Tall Ships') on the road at the end of this week - come along if you get a chance! The dates are as follows:

Fri 26 September 08 - Islington Academy, London 
www.islington-academy.co.uk  

Sat 27 September 08 - Leeds Rios
www.rios-leeds.com  

Sun 28 September 08 - The Point, Cardiff
www.thepointcardiffbay.com  

Tue 30 September 08 - Birkenhead Pacific Road Arts Centre
www.pacificroadarts.co.uk 

Wed 1 October 08 - Newcastle Academy
www.newcastle-academy.co.uk 

Thu 2 October 08 - Nottingham Rescue Rooms
www.rescuerooms.com 

Sat 4 October 08 - Manchester Academy 3
www.manchesteracademy.net 

Sun 5 October 08 - Bilston Robin
www.therobin.co.uk 

Mon 6 October 08 - Brighton Komedia
www.komedia.co.uk 

More information on the It Bites website - www.itbites.com

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Saturday, October 14, 2006 

Category: Music

The advertised KINO gig on 2nd December in Rotherham has now been changed to an IT BITES gig.

This is due to John Mitchell joining fellow Kino bandmates John Beck and Bob Dalton, with original It Bites bass player Dick Nolan, to reform their band It Bites. The band are currently writing songs for a new album for release in 2007, and rehearsing for their upcoming December tour. Full dates are as follows:

Sunday 27 November - De Boerderij, Zoetermeer, Holland
Friday 1 December - Carnegie Theatre, Workington, UK
Saturday 2 December - Classic Rock Society, Rotherham, UK
Tuesday 5 December - King Tuts, Glasgow, UK
Wednesday 6 December - Carling Academy 2, Birmingham, UK
Thursday 7 December - Islington Carling Academy, London, UK
Friday 8 December - Academy 2, Manchester

Tickets are available online from www.gigsandtours.com

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Saturday, February 11, 2006 

There are still a few of the limited edition 'Cutting Room Floor' CD available.

If you'd like to order one, email info@kinomusic.com with your name and address details, and we'll send out a PayPal request for 15 to you. Cost includes P&P anywhere in the world.


Track listing is as follows, and the tracks are all demoes or live tracks unavailable elsewhere:

1. People (live)
2. Throw It Away (demo)
3. Perfect Tense (live)
4. All You See (demo)
5. Room For Two (live)
6. Won't Fall Down (demo)
7. Picture (live)
8. Say You Will (demo)
9. Parade (Kevin Gilbert cover)

More details at www.kinomusic.com

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