May 10, 2016

Wilko Johnson – Book Festival Appearances

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Wilko Johnson will be making some appearances this summer to discuss and read from his upcoming memoir ‘Don’t You Leave Me Here’ (Little, Brown) – we know many of you have been wondering where and when these events will take place, and many of the festivals have not yet announced their line-ups or further details, so we have to keep schtum until then, BUT here are a few dates to start us off with:

25^th May – Hexham Book Festival – In conversation with Doug Morris
2^nd June – Rough Trade London – launch in conversation event with Zoë Howe.
6^thJune – One off event with Off the Shelf Literary Festival – In Conversation

May 4, 2016

Wilko Johnson Book Launch – June 2nd Rough Trade East, London

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Wilko launches his new memoir ‘Don’t You Leave Me Here’ (Little, Brown) on June 2nd, 7pm, Rough Trade East, London!

Wilko will be in conversation with music writer (and ‘Looking Back At Me’ collaborator) Zoë Howe. Expect some top anecdotes!

Click here for further information. We will share details of other book signings and events very soon!

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November 24, 2015

The Ecstasy Of Wilko Johnson – BBC 1

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Julien Temple’s extraordinary documentary ‘The Ecstasy Of Wilko Johnson’ was screened on BBC 1 as part of the ‘Imagine…’ series on November 24th. You can still catch it on the BBC iPlayer here, available until Christmas Eve.

And, what with Christmas coming up, if you’re after a DVD for that special person in your life, you can order one here! It’s a beautiful item and comes complete with surreal artwork by Jonny Halifax (who designed the award-winning film poster for the ‘The Ecstasy Of Wilko Johnson’) and rock ‘n’ roll fairytale sleeve notes by Wilko Johnson / Lee Brilleaux biographer Zoë Howe.

Check out the film trailer for ‘The Ecstasy Of Wilko Johnson’ below.