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  • Doves @ Splendour In The Grass

    Earlier today, doves performed at the Splendour In The Grass festival in Byron Bay, Australia. Here’s some of the coverage from twitter & TripleJ.

    Jimi spoke to tripleJ radio earlier. Some of it has been featured on a blog post “Doves Last Blogcast”.

    Here’s a bit of the interview:

    When did you get to Byron – any time off on this tour? What’s your impressions so far?

    we landed in byron at about 1.00pm today straight from Japan so we haven’t had a chance to see this amazing town this time round ( but we were here in 2005 and had a few days off and had a great time)

    To read the full interview, visit the last blogcast here.

    For more of tripleJ’s coverage of Splendour In The Grass, including some pro shot pictures of doves set, head over to their festival homepage here.

    Some pictures found on twitter..

    Photo by Twitter user @MWhittingham

    Photo by Twitter user @triplej

    More as we have it.

  • Doves On Stage At Fuji Rock

    What a beautiful setting for a festival..


    Pictures by Twitter user @totoon

    Picture taken by twitter user @shayash

    As always, click the images for full view.

  • New York City Setlist

    Picture by Juan, a friend of Twitter user Ellovater

    Setlist: Thanks to dremartin for the encore info!

    Jetstream
    Snowden
    Winter hill
    Rise
    Pounding
    Almost Forgot Myself
    10:03
    Words
    Greatest Denier
    Kingdom of Rust
    Ambition
    Black and White Town
    Outsiders
    Caught by the River
    —
    The Cedar Room
    Here It Comes
    The Last Broadcast

    The fear
    For an early review, check out Hope Gilmore’s review:

    I was surprised by how nice the venue was, especially for being so far on the West Side of Manhattan. They showed videos throughout the whole show on a big screen behind them, it was more entertaining than some shows that just shine bright lights or show swirlies on a screen the whole time. They came out for an encore after perhaps 3 minutes of clapping. I’d guess the audience was about 2,000 people maybe, give or take a thousand, kidding…probably 2,000.

    For the rest of the review, click here.