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'''''Camelot 3000''''' is a 12-issue [[comic book]] [[limited series]] (billed by DC as a “maxi-series”) written by [[Mike W. Barr]] and penciled by [[Brian Bolland]], and published by [[DC Comics]] from 1982-1985 as one of its first [[direct market]] projects, and as its second maxi-series.
| music_festival_name = Underage Music Festival
| caption = Underage Festival Logo
| image = [[Image:Underage festival t200.jpg]]
| location =[[Victoria Park]], London
| years_active= 2007 - Unknown
| dates = August 10 (1 day)
| genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Pop music|Pop]]
| website = http://http://www.underagefestivals.com/
}}


===Summary===
It follows the adventures of [[King Arthur]], [[Merlin]] and the reincarnated [[Knights of the Round Table]] as they reemerge in the future world of 3000 A.D. to fight off an alien invasion masterminded by Arthur's old nemesis, [[Morgan Le Fay]].
The very first Underage Music Festival was held on [[August]] [[10th]], [[2007]], in association with [[Artrocker]] and [[Converse]]. It was open to only 14 - 19 year olds, and took place in [[London]], [[England]]. There were four stages, the [[Radio One]] stage, [[Converse]] in association with [[Artrocker]] Stage, the [[Myspace]] stage, and the [[Converse]] new music stage.


===2007 Line-Up===
Arthur, [[Guinevere]], and [[Lancelot]] are presented more-or-less traditionally as the doomed triangle of lovers. Sir [[Galahad]] is changed from an idealized version of the Christian knight to a [[samurai]] and devout adherent of [[bushido]]. Sir [[Percival]], the ''foolish man slowly wise'' is genetically altered into a monstrous giant but retains his gentle manner. [[Sir Kay]], the court [[churl]], reveals to Arthur that his characteristic obnoxious demeanor was in fact an adopted mannerism affected with the intention of reducing tensions between the members of Arthur’s court, who were subsequently united by their mutual dislike of Kay.
[[Blood Red Shoes]]<br> [[Tiny Masters Of Today]]<br>[[Patrick Wolf]]<br>[[Kid Harpoon]]<br>[[Cajun Dance Party]]<br>[[The Young Knives]]<br>[[Boy Kill Boy]]<br>[[Crystal Castles]]<br>[[Errorplains]]<br>[[Erol Alkan]]<br>[[Fear Of Flying]]<br>[[Goodbooks]]<br>[[Foals]]<br>[[I Was A Cub Scout]]<br> [[Jack Penate]]<br> [[Johnny Flynn]]<br> [[Kitty, Daisy And Lewis]]<br> [[Pull Tiger Tail]]<br> [[The Teenagers]]<br> [[Tiny Dancers]]<br> [[The Rumble Strips]]<br> [[The Metros]]<br>[[The Displacements]]<br>/ [[The Pigeon Detectives]]<br>/Late Of The Pier<br>/ [[Lethal Bizzle]]<br>/ [[Matt & Kim]]<br>/ [[Mumm-Ra]]<br> [[Mystery Jets]]<br> [[Laura Marling]]<br> [[Vincent And The Villians]]


The band [[XX Teens]] (formerly [[Xerox Teens]]) were in the original line-up, but had to pull out due to album commitments.
[[Modred]] is not the son of Morgan Le Fay in this version, but the bastard child of Arthur by another woman. After Modred's birth, he had been taken away by a peasant woman to be hidden from Arthur, but she was intercepted by Sirs Kay and Tristan. Arthur then attempted to [[drown]] the baby to keep him from becoming a threat to any legitimate heir, but unknown to Arthur, the baby survived. In the year 3000, Modred is reincarnated as a [[United Nations]] official in league with Morgan Le Fay, and who later fuses the recovered [[Holy Grail]] to a suit of armor.


===Competition===
The most original treatment in the work of any of the Arthurian characters is that of the figure of Sir [[Tristan]], who is unexpectedly reincarnated as a woman. His transformation forces him to reexamine his previous conceptions of [[sex roles|gender roles]] and his own sexuality. Although his relationship with [[Iseult|Isolde]] -- also reincarnated as a woman -- is tested by his new identity, their enduring love for one another eventually triumphs, and the two become lovers.
[[Artrocker]] held a competition for five readers aged 14 - 19 to attend the festival to report for them and feature in their magazine. The winners were announced on [[30th July]] [[2007]] as follows:


Ollie Savage - Video
Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland received widespread recognition from their peers for their work on ''Camelot 3000'', including a 1985 Jack [[Kirby Award]] nomination for Best Finite Series.


Jeremy Cave - Photographer
==External links==
* ''[http://www.comics-db.com/DC_Comics/C/Camelot_3000/index.html Camelot 3000]'' at the [[Big Comic Book DataBase]]
*[http://users.rcn.com/aardy/comics/awards/index.htm Comic Book Awards Almanac]
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[[Category:Arthurian literature]]
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Bronwyn Hale - Photographer
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Nathan Lyttle - Journalist
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Hannah Platt - Journalist

[[Category:Music festivals in England]]

Revision as of 19:36, 28 August 2007

Underage Festival
File:Underage festival t200.jpg
Underage Festival Logo
GenreRock, Pop
DatesAugust 10 (1 day)
Location(s)Victoria Park, London
Years active2007 - Unknown
Websitehttp://http://www.underagefestivals.com/

Summary

The very first Underage Music Festival was held on August 10th, 2007, in association with Artrocker and Converse. It was open to only 14 - 19 year olds, and took place in London, England. There were four stages, the Radio One stage, Converse in association with Artrocker Stage, the Myspace stage, and the Converse new music stage.

2007 Line-Up

Blood Red Shoes
Tiny Masters Of Today
Patrick Wolf
Kid Harpoon
Cajun Dance Party
The Young Knives
Boy Kill Boy
Crystal Castles
Errorplains
Erol Alkan
Fear Of Flying
Goodbooks
Foals
I Was A Cub Scout
Jack Penate
Johnny Flynn
Kitty, Daisy And Lewis
Pull Tiger Tail
The Teenagers
Tiny Dancers
The Rumble Strips
The Metros
The Displacements
/ The Pigeon Detectives
/Late Of The Pier
/ Lethal Bizzle
/ Matt & Kim
/ Mumm-Ra
Mystery Jets
Laura Marling
Vincent And The Villians

The band XX Teens (formerly Xerox Teens) were in the original line-up, but had to pull out due to album commitments.

Competition

Artrocker held a competition for five readers aged 14 - 19 to attend the festival to report for them and feature in their magazine. The winners were announced on 30th July 2007 as follows:

Ollie Savage - Video

Jeremy Cave - Photographer

Bronwyn Hale - Photographer

Nathan Lyttle - Journalist

Hannah Platt - Journalist