ATP Nightmare Before Christmas - Thank You!
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Thanks to all that came to ATP's Nightmare Before Christmas this weekend! We think it was one of our best ever - you were a wonderful crowd and we thank you for supporting the event. Thanks also go out of course to our incredible curators Les Savy Fav, Battles and Caribou who all did a fantastic job, to all of the performers and other great people that contributed to making it a wonderful weekend.
If you took any, we'd love to see your images from the weekend on our Flickr group - click here to contribute. If you took any video of your time at the event, our Tall Firs video project would be a fine home for it. Finally if you want to grab the Curator Mixtapes while they're still available they can be found here (we'll be taking them down very soon).
We have a few remaining bits of festival merchandise from this event which will go up on our Online Store from 1st February - remember there's a discount code in your Nightmare printed programme to use on anything on the store except tickets for all of January.
If you attended we hope you had a great time & hope to see you again soon. We return to Butlins in March for a weekend curated by Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel, who so far has picked artists include Joanna Newsom, Boredoms, The Magnetic Fields, Thurston Moore, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Scratch Acid, Low, The Fall, Yann Tiersen and many more. Tickets are on sale now and if you want to pay a deposit now and the rest of the apartment cost by the end of February, our deposit scheme still has a little room.
We'll also be running I'll Be Your Mirror at London's Alexandra Palace in May curated by Mogwai & ATP - headliners include Slayer performing Reign In Blood, The Afghan Whigs, Sleep, Dirty Three, Codeine, Mudhoney with far more to be confirmed. Info/tickets here.
Thank you once again - you make ATP what it is and we couldn't do it without you. Our last show of the year is tonight (Hot Snakes at London's Garage, sold out!), so until next year we hope you have a nice break for the holidays and a happy new year from everyone at ATP - here's to a great 2012!