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Andyquirk

09/09/2009 19:50:43

Hi there, we thought we'd drop a you a message to let you know we've entered the Exposure Music Awards and need all our support to hit the "vote" button on our page (it's under our "influences" photo strip). Our unending gratitude as ever, hot love, Hot Beds!

THE JOE PUBLIC

"A cross between Sting fronting King's Of Leon and Incubus jamming with Queens Of The Stone Age! "

Based in South West of England, THE JOE PUBLIC were hand-picked by Michael Eavis to play at Glastonbury Festival, and have since gone on to play over 250 shows across the UK

Prolific song-writers and talented musicians, THE JOE PUBLIC make a sound which has been described as a cross between Sting fronting King's Of Leon and Incubus jamming with Queens Of The Stone Age!

Support slots with BoyKillBoy, INME, Utah Saints, Grammatics and many others ensure they stay firmly at the top of their game!

Recently signed to Saint Grace Music, THE JOE PUBLIC are embarking on a UK tour this summer to support the commercial release of their debut single ‘SKIN’ in early August.

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For further information, bookings or demo requests, please contact Steve @ RokLobster Management on 07825 993 616, e-mail the band at JoePublicRock@hotmail.co.uk or visit http://www.TheJoePublicOfficial.com
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best industry quotes

'Quite simply one of the most promising young bands in the country.....A very nice bunch of lads too!' - Matt Burrows, Blinded By Sound
'THE JOE PUBLIC have nailed that haunting Indie rock sound attempted by Queens of the Stone Age on 'Lullabies to Paralyze'. It kind of shows what Nirvana would have sounded like if Kurt Cobain wasn't so full of angst.....' - Chris Bound, Substock
'It's not often I get to say that I've heard something truly original, having been a music reviewer for the best part of 40 years. THE JOE PUBLIC, however, are forcing me to do just that with their own distinctive brand of rock - a sound unlike anything else on the scene at the moment. Technically brilliant, creatively diverse, and filled with emotion, this four-piece from the South-West of England have left me blown away – and will do the same for you' - Mike Scott, Unknown Records