Steven O'Rourke posted on July 08, 2009 20:00
Last year, CLUAS was the first publication in the world to provide reviews of Oxegen, Electric Picnic, Cois Fharraige and Hard Working Class Heroes. Some publications would sit back and think 'job well done.' Not here on CLUAS however, as this year we aim to bring you the most up-to-date and in-depth coverage of Oxegen 2009.
As with last year, CLUAS will be publishing a review of each day of Oxegen 2009 within 12 hours of the day ending, i.e. a review of Friday will be up by Noon on Saturday. These reviews will continue to be interactive so, if you were there, feel free to let us know what you think. Key Notes will also be providing CLUAS readers with an Oxegen overview which will go live on July 15.
For those of you who can't wait for a whole 12 hours, well, for the first time ever, CLUAS will be providing live reviews via Twitter. Now, obviously these reviews are limited to 140 characters but their aim is to provide you with a flavour of the music before the full review. Key Notes will also be using Twitter to provide you with backstage gossip, line-up changes and weather updates. To follow Key Notes visit his Twitter page: cluaskeynotes
This year will also see the publication of a number of festival diaries. These will give you a complete feel of the festival from the point of view of a band, a fan and from someone who spends their weekend working while you play. Key Notes can't tell you who the band are just yet, but they've recently been in the news for all the right reasons and this blog will have more details on the working diary over the course of the weekend.
The fan diary, well, the fan diary could be written by you. If you are going to Oxegen, please feel free email keynotesatcluasdotcom and Key Notes will provide you with details of what is required. This is your chance to be involved in CLUAS' most in-depth coverage of a music festival ever.
So, now you know where to find the definitive Oxegen coverage, Key Notes hopes too see you checking it out over the course of the weekend. For those of you travelling to Punchestown, feel free to say hello. Key Notes will be the one listening to the music.
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