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Tim Burgess, Self Esteem and The Murder Capital are among the leading names on the first-ever line-up of the new Sheffield festival Get Together.Set to take place from May 1-2, 2021 at the Sheffield University Students’ Union, the organisers of Get Together say they are “looking forward to a time when music fans are once again able to share the joy of being in the same space and sharing the excitement of live music”.As well as an array of independent street food stalls and access to the

Rejjie Snow, The Murder Capital, Working Men’s Club, The Snuts, The Mysterines, The Lathums, Abbie Ozard, Red Rum Club, Jamie Webster, Thomas Headon, Lanterns On The Lake, Louis Berry and more have been confirmed for the event from April 30 to May 2.Originally due to take place from May 1-3, 2020, organisers announced back in March that the city festival would initially be postponed to September due to the coronavirus crisis. It was eventually postponed to the current dates.

The Murder Capital have shared a new short film – watch That I May Cease To Be below.The film arrives to celebrate the first birthday of the band’s debut album, ‘When I Have Fears’, which landed yesterday (August 16).Announcing the new short, the band wrote: “On the one year anniversary of ‘When I Have Fears’, our short film That I May Cease To Be documents the truth of our lives in the studio, and on stage.“Our endeavour when making the record was to understand, and capture our personal

coronavirus crisis.The Reykjavik festival will welcome the previously announced acts Metronomy, Courtney Barnett, The Murder Capital, Squid and more between November 4-7.Earlier today (June 16), organisers confirmed that they were “back in business” while announcing the new addition of Freyr to their bill.

The rendition forms part of the band's new 'Live From BBC Maida Vale' EP

"Stepping back has also made me realise how much I love what I do"

Squid and The Murder Capital and The Murder Capital are also on the bill