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To say that multiple Grammy Award winner Imogen Heap is one of the most fascinating brands in music to have emerged in the last two decades would be quite the understatement. I refer to her as a brand and not merely as an artist because her versatility is not constrained to the world of writing, recording, and producing music. In the realm of recorded music, she has been constantly stretching the boundaries of her unique sonic template. Her vocals flit from breathy to whispery to ethereal. Interwoven harmonies, acoustic instrumentation laced with electronic embellishments (and not the type that feel inhuman or lack warmth), and breathtaking melodies are just a few of the elements that define her dreamy and richly textured soundscape. While evolving her sound from the unshackled experimentation on her debut album “I Megaphone” (an anagram of her name) to the commercial sensitivity of her breakout album “Details” as part of the duo Frou Frou (with producer Guy Sigsworth) to the unabashed inclusion of eastern elements on her 2009 album “Ellipse” (especially on the album’s lead single “First Train Home”), she has also become a tech entrepreneur and a music industry thought leader. She is relentlessly driven to address some of the key structural inadequacies of the modern music industry. This is what a music brand needs to look like in 2019 and Imogen plays that critical role incredibly well. Anyone that believes that pop music and unpretentious intellectualism are mutually exclusive need not look any further than Imogen Heap to challenge that misguided view.

The opportunity to see Imogen live has evaded me ever since she rose to prominence as part of Frou Frou (named after the French word for the rustle of silk) and as a solo artist. Hence, when I heard that she was going on tour and NOT to promote a new album (even though she has completed one as recently as last year but has not released it yet), I knew I could not miss this. I have always believed that artists do far more justice to their back-catalog in a concert when they are NOT promoting a new album. Tours centered around a new album tend to favor newer songs over sonic gems that cemented the status of an artist in contemporary pop culture. Imogen’s Mycelia (named after her blockchain-based music-sharing program) world tour is special since Guy Sigsworth (her former collaborator from the one-album duo Frou Frou) is also a part of it. While Imogen has carved out a successful personal branding for herself outside of Frou Frou, she is inextricably linked to the cool and stylish elegance of the “Details” album by Frou Frou in the minds of many casual fans – many of whom wondered why there was no follow-up album to “Details”. It appears that Imogen has made a special effort to cater to both the ardent and casual ends of her fan spectrum through her setlist which features a non-trivial dosage of the “Details” album (including the album’s breakout hit “Let Go” – which featured on the Garden State movie soundtrack).

It appeared that from the first moment of the concert, Imogen Heap seemed intent on turning the standard concert format on its head. She was the first of her band to walk on to the stage with a pleasant and unassuming greeting of “hellooooo” to the audience promptly at 8 p.m. This is in stark contrast to every concert I have attended wherein the concert usually starts at least 20 or 30 minutes after the scheduled time and the entrance of the artist (especially one with a caliber comparable to that of Imogen Heap) is usually very diva-like. Her quirky dress was as much a manifestation of her personality as it was a reflection of her longstanding penchant for crowdsourcing blended with a spirit of patronage for other artists. She wore a dress designed by a Mexican dress designer living in New York City. Apparently, her concert attire is designed by a local designer in each of the cities on the Mycelia world tour. This was the first of several deviations from age-old concert norms.

Imogen Heap is acutely aware that her fame in America began with Frou Frou. To this end, she celebrated the origins of her American fame via the concert’s opener – a new downtempo track by Frou Frou titled “Guitar Song”. The song starts off as a mellow and stripped down guitar-driven track and its additional sonic layers start to emerge on the goosebump-inducing chorus. The song’s most sublime moment is its Middle 8 in which Imogen sings “Heaven will be the moment that you wake up with me next to me”. Needless to say, “Guitar Song” makes for a worthy opener for a concert in which Imogen showcases some of the finest moments of a career that has spanned over two decades. It was also the precursor to the second deviation from the standard concert format. She went right ahead and introduced her band to the crowd. This tradition typically happens towards the end of a concert.

I have always believed that for a songwriter, the embryo of a song is a story. Imogen Heap generously shared the genesis of most of her songs as she introduced each one of them. The most noteworthy of them was her introduction of “First Train Home” – a song that describes her desire to take the first train home while being a reluctant attendee at a party. This context undoubtedly sheds light on a memorable lyric from the song’s Middle 8 in which she says “So what? I’m not that much fun to be with“. While this is not an unusual tradition, Imogen Heap gave the audience a far greater glimpse into the origins of her songs than most artists do.

Early in her set, Imogen enthusiastically shared a demo of her highly acclaimed Mi.Mu gloves – a wearable musical instrument that allows the artist to connect sound to his or her movements. It was fascinating to watch sound being manipulated in a live environment. These gloves are an integral part of Imogen’s performance art. The audience was enraptured as she used them in each of her songs to commandeer the dreamy and dramatic sonic elements of her soundscape with graceful gestures that could easily be mistaken for exemplary choreography with no role outside the purely visual. These gloves have made Imogen the darling of many tech conferences across the globe.

Being an artist that is also a thought leader in a music industry plagued with a host of challenges makes Imogen Heap uniquely positioned to answer pointed questions around some of the self-defeating music industry dynamics. To this end, Imogen welcomed questions from the audience and provided thought-provoking answers. It is fair to say that the audience most likely walked out feeling smarter and more well-informed than they were at the beginning of the concert. She also pointed out that innovation that revolves solely around streaming does not cater to the vast majority of artists that cannot make a living solely from streaming.

Her setlist appeared to showcase every slice of her staggering vocal range that left the audience spellbound multiple times. The finest performances of the evening includes those of “Let Go” (from the Garden State Movie soundtrack), “It’s good to be in love“, a vocoder-free rendition of her breakout hit “Hide and Seek“, “Goodnight and go“, and “Entanglement” (especially the achingly beautiful cello section by Zoe Keating). In fact, she ought to release live versions of “Let Go” and “It’s good to be in love” – as they were far superior to the studio versions of the songs.

After commenting on how utterly predictable and pointless the pre-encore exit of an artist from the stage is, she concluded the concert with just her and Guy Sigsworth performing the minimalist Frou Frou track “Dumbing down of love”. Their embrace before they took a bow to thank the audience was heartwarming and a nod to a creative partnership that put Imogen Heap on the map.

Perfection in a concert is an illusory dream and this one undoubtedly had a few missed opportunities. While the concert’s setlist featured quite a few songs from Frou Frou’s “Details” album, songs such as “Must Be Dreaming” and “Hear Me Out” (featuring songwriting input from legendary hit producer Brian Eno) were conspicuous by their absence. The setlist’s most noteworthy omission was that of “Just for now” – which features some of the most beautiful harmonies wherein each vocal component of the harmony has been contributed solely by Imogen Heap.

Despite the missed opportunities, Imogen Heap proved that she is a potent force to be reckoned with. She is a bright star in a music industry that does not even aspire for the greatness that she envisions creatively and commercially (for the music business at large and not for herself). The legacy that stems from her musical and technological endeavors will undoubtedly be a milestone for the music industry and she will be the subject of many studies in the future on artists that have been catalysts for a vision and purpose beyond themselves. The fact that she is not a household name is one of many manifestations of the issues of the modern music industry. That being said, she does offer more than a glimmer of hope and I can barely wait to see what she embarks upon next.

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Imogen Heap is like no other. In her musical style, her on-stage presence, her costumes and the way she creates and performs her music - she is a truly unique artist. Part folk-pop singer, part electronic dream weaver, Imogen combines flowing vocals, piano, guitar, organ, synthesizers and more to create a haunting ambient sound. She demands attention as soon as she enters the stage, dressed in a glorious ball gown and towering high at six foot tall (six foot three if she has adorned her hair with feathers). Looking Amazonian yet dressed like a regency princess, she addresses the crowd like old friends, sometimes sipping from a cup of tea, showcasing an enviable sense of humor and show stopping smile. She is warm, engaging and happy to share her process with her fans. Imogen has been compared to some great female vocalists such as Kate Bush, Annie Lennox and PJ Harvey, however the way she creates her music is exceptionally individual, layering electronic beats with non musical sounds. Songs such as "Hide and Seek," "Goodnight and Go" and "Headlock" are some of her best known work, but look out for "Closing In" and "Just for Now" from the 2009 "Speak for Yourself" album.

Unique show where she took questions from the audience between each song. She's one of a kind - a rarity - exceptionally talented, a creative genius. Producer, composer, vocalist, technologist, and advocate for small artists' intellectual property rights and protections. Musical, comical, open, and genuine. She's rejoined with Guy (Frou Frou) and other exceptional musicians and is a non stop source of inspiring and refreshing music. Thank you, Imogen Heap.

Imogen is fascinating to hear live. Her voice is so unique and the music was wonderful. However, she took as many questions as she sang songs and most of the questions we found insane, though of course Imogen answered in interesting ways.

We'd have preferred a few pre-screened questions, no intermission, but all of the wonderful music.

And yet, it's Imogen's show and we love her, so no biggie.

Seeing her live is magical. Between her use of the mi.mu gloves where Imogen is able to mix sounds as she performs and her gorgeous vocals, this was a stunning concert.

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Imogen Heap Announces North American Tour

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Imogen Heap has announced her first North American tour in nine years. The Mycelia World Tour is a 40-city tour behind the launch of Mycelia ’s “ Creative Passport ,” a platform that promotes artist-led, fair and sustainable operating practices for musicians. The nine-city North American leg will feature live performances by Frou Frou—Imogen Heap and composer/producer Guy Sigsworth’s electronic group—marking their first time playing together since 2003. The trek will also include music maker workshops, family coding workshops, and talks at industry conferences with Imogen discussing how technology is shaping the future of music. See the full itinerary .

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“Through Mycelia and its ‘Creative Passport,’ as music makers we now have no excuse but to put our best foot forward and become open for business, decentralizing the ecosystem so that it will ultimately benefit everyone,” Imogen Heap said in a statement. Mycelia, a nonprofit founded by Imogen, is a research and development hub that aims to build ethical, technical, and commercial standards for those in the music industry through fairer payments, enriching the marketplace, and more.

Imogen Heap’s last full-length release was 2014’s Sparks . Frou Frou’s only LP, Details , arrived in 2002. Imogen recently released her score for the Harry Potter Musical Harry Potter and the Cursed Child .

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Imogen Heap announces tour to support “Ellipse”

Heap released the critically acclaimed Ellipse (RCA Records) in late August. The album debuted at #5 on the Billboard Top 200, #1 on the Internet Album Chart and #2 on the Digital Album chart. The release is Heap’s first Top 5 record and marks her highest-ever chart position.

Heap performed “First Train Home,” the first single from Ellipse, on The Late Show With David Letterman in August. This summer, the single was named “Pick of the Week” by USA Today, saying: “…Heap offers a shimmering, percolating electro-pop soundscape that is grounded by her warm, breathy vocals.” Wired Magazine called it “…her densest, richest work yet” with The Wall Street Journal adding: “Ellipse is modern pop full of invention.”

Heap began writing the 13 tracks featured on Ellipse the same day she finished her tour for Speak For Yourself, her breakthrough 2005 album. The songs on Ellipse began to take shape on the road as Heap traveled from Hawaii, Fiji, Tasmania, Japan, China and Thailand. The artist then returned home to London, where she continued work on the record. Remaining true to her do-it-yourself ethos, she built her new studio in the “playroom” of her old family home (an 18th century ‘oval villa’ restored by her parents) on the outskirts of London.

Below please find a full listing of Imogen Heap’s tour dates:

November 8 Santa Barbara, CA Lobero Theatre

November 9 Los Angeles, CA Henry Fonda

November 10 San Francisco, CA Fillmore

November 12 Salt Lake City, UT In The Venue

November 17 Dallas, TX Granada Theater

November 18 Austin, TX La Zona Rosa

November 20 Nashville, TN Exit In

November 21 Knoxville, TN Square Room

November 22 Atlanta, GA Variety Theater

November 24 Chicago, IL Vic Theater

November 26 Toronto, Canada Queen Elizabeth Hall

November 30 Washington D.C. Sixth & I Historic Synagogue

December 1 New York, NY Irving Plaza

December 2 Philadelphia, PA TLA

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YOU DECIDE THE SETLIST!

Imogen wants you to vote for your 12 favourite songs from a list that spans her entire career to help decide the setlist for each night of her North American tour. She will also choose 5 or 6 songs herself and the results will be kept secret until the night of each show. Please only vote for the show you are planning to attend...you have until Saturday April 19th to cast your votes!

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MERCH DESIGN CONTEST

Not content with letting fans pick the setlist for her upcoming shows, Imogen has decided to give fans the chance to design the merchandise that will be sold on the tour. If you're a budding designer and would like to have a go at creating a merch design (and make yourself $250 in the process), click below to find out more...

> Enter our merch design contest

SING 'EARTH' ON STAGE WITH IMOGEN

Imogen is looking for vocalists to perform a cappella accompaniments for her song 'Earth' on her upcoming tour. She wants to hear your own interpretations of the song - it can be anything from a lone beat boxer to 100 piece choir!

If you'd like to perform on stage with Imogen you will need to upload a live audition video to YouTube and then submit is to our YouTube group.

> Submit your live performance of 'Earth'

HELP IMOGEN RAISE $100,000 FOR CHARITY

As you may know, Imogen recorded a live improvised song at her London show back in February. The audience got to help choose the key, time signature, and speed of the song - it was then sold online with all of the proceeds going to local London charity Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Imogen has decided to repeat this idea at each show on her upcoming North American tour with the aim of raising a total of $100,000 for local charities by the end of the tour.

We'd like you to tell us which charity you think Imogen should support in your city and why...

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Imogen Heap and Frou Frou Announce 2019 US Tour

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Imogen Heap has announced she will be touring the U.S. for the first time in nine years. Today, she added nine dates to her Mycelia World Tour that kicks off April 28 in Miami, Florida and wraps June 8 in San Francisco, California. Thankfully, a stop in Seattle is included on Wednesday, June 5 at the Moore Theatre.

The Mycelia World Tour is a multimedia concert that includes talks and workshops showcasing Mycelia’s “Creative Passport,” a “research and development hub whose mission, through technology, is to bring to life a music maker database which will help realize a fair, sustainable and vibrant music ecosystem.” Specifically, Mycelia “enables quick and easy direct payments to simplify and democratize collaboration from meaningful commercial partnerships to creativity,” per a press release. The tour will also include performances by Frou Frou , seeing Heap team up with Guy Sigsworth as Frou Frou for the first time since 2003.

Learn more about the Creative Passport in the video below. Check out the full tour dates .

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The Stars Align for Taylor Swift’s European Concerts on ‘The Eras Tour’: A-list Attendees Revealed | Blake Lively, Bradley Cooper, Chris Olsen, EG, Eras Tour, Extended, Gigi Hadid, Haim, Imogen Heap, Jessica Capshaw, Lenny Kravitz, Moritz Hau, Ryan Reynolds, Slideshow, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, Zara Larsson | Just Jared: Latest Celebrity News and Buzz

G lobal superstar Taylor Swift has lit up Europe with her sensational The Eras Tour , dazzling fans across four major cities thus far. Swift’s summer in Europe marks an unforgettable celebration of her music.

Following Taylor’s star-studded tour stops in the U.S., the excitement continues overseas with a myriad of famous faces popping up among the crowds. The latest performances feature an expanded set list including tracks from The Tortured Poets Department .

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Which celebrities have been seen at taylor swift’s european concerts.

Numerous celebrities including Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Gigi Hadid, and more have been spotted at Taylor Swift’s concerts.

Has Taylor Swift updated the setlist for her European leg of ‘The Eras Tour’?

Yes, the setlist now includes songs from her latest release, “The Tortured Poets Department”.

How many cities has Taylor Swift completed in Europe for ‘The Eras Tour’?

As of the knowledge cutoff, Taylor Swift has completed four cities on her European tour.

Is there somewhere I can see photos of the celebrities who attended?

Yes, photos of the celebrity attendees are typically available through various media outlets and are credited, such as Getty Images.

Will there be more celebrities attending upcoming shows?

Given the pattern of celebrity attendance thus far, it’s likely that more stars will be attending future shows in Europe.

MYCELIA Tour 

Globally renowned tech innovator and award-winning recording artist imogen heap, recognised for creative works including hide and seek and tiny human, has announced her first world tour in eight years , which will bring together music makers, fans and the industry in a unique and innovative format., comprising of concerts, talks, workshops and an exhibition, the 40-city tour will be used as a platform to officially launch mycelia’s ‘creative passport’ – realising a vision of the future which sees music makers connected through a verified and decentralised ecosystem, promoting artist-led, fair and sustainable operating practices., supporting the tour are a number of innovative music tech companies which are also transforming the music industry including streemliner, the wavevr and mpro music., events in each city will feature some or all of these elements:, live concerts.

Live concerts performed both solo by Imogen Heap and with Guy Sigsworth. Reuniting to play together for the first time as electronic duo Frou Frou since 2003.

Talks at leading industry conferences where Imogen will speak on the technologies positively shaping the future of the music ecosystem, building better business and audience relations with music makers.

Creative Passport Forums

Creative Passport forums connecting the Mycelia tour with local music makers, technologists and industry influencers to profile the development of the ‘Creative Passport’.

Interactive Exhibition

An interactive exhibition profiling new technologies set to transform the music industry, including Mycelia’s ‘Creative Passport’, the ground-breaking Mi.Mu Gloves (the new frontier of wearable music digital interfaces), an immersive music platform with interactive visuals and data, VR experiences, artist-empowering apps and software and Imogen’s portfolio of record releases.

Family Workshops

Family workshops in partnership with Little Inventors which will include children building and coding their own MIni.MU gloves.

MYCELIA Tour’s Schedule

• North America
• South Africa

28 April 2019

Miami, fl, usa, live concert.

28 April @   FILLMORE MIAMI BEACH

  CREATIVE PASSPORT FORUM

O3/04 may 2019, washington, dc, usa.

03 May @ LINCOLN THEATRE

04 May @   LINCOLN THEATRE

07/08 May 2019

New york, ny, usa.

07 May @   TOWN HALL THEATRE

08 May @   TOWN HALL THEATRE

14 May 2019

Chicago, il, usa.

14 May @   THE VIC THEATRE

16/17 May 2019

Toronto, on, canada.

16 May @ QUEEN ELIZABETH THEATRE

17 May @   QUEEN ELIZABETH THEATRE

24 May 2019

Boston, ma, usa.

24 May @  EMERSON COLONIAL THEATRE

01 June 2019

Austin, tx, usa.

01 June @ ACL LIVE AT THE MOODY THEATER

05 June 2019

Seattle, wa, usa.

05 June @ THE MOORE THEATRE

08 June 2019

San francisco, ca, usa.

08 June @ THE MASONIC

13 June 2019

Los angeles, ca, usa.

13 June @ THE GREEK

15-16 March 2019

15-16 March @ BAXTER THEATRE CENTRE  *CANCELLED

19-20 March 2019

Johannesburg.

19-20 March @ TEATRO AT MONTECASINO  *CANCELLED

02 November 2019

02 November @   PASSIONSKIRCHE

 CREATIVE PASSPORT FORUM TBC

04 november 2019, amsterdam, nl.

04 November @   DE MEERVAART

05 November 2019

05 November @   L’ALHAMBRA

07 November 2019

07 November @   VICAR STREET

10 November 2019

Glasgow, scotland.

10 November @   SWG3

11 November 2019

Gateshead, uk.

11 November @ THE SAGE

12 November 2019

Manchester, uk.

12 November @   BRIDGEWATER HALL

15 November 2019

15 November @ THE ROUNDHOUSE

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Archived Tour Dates

India - november 2011, pohoda festival - trenchin, slovakia, leg 9 - south africa, support in johannesburg: yoav | support in grabouw: d-seven, love the earth with docklands sinfonia, imogen will once again conduct the docklands sinfonia orchestra and the london contemporary voices choir as they perform love the earth live in london., leg 8 - europe, support on all dates: geese and ben christophers, leg 7 - uk & ireland, to find out about imogen's film project for the royal albert hall show visit lovetheearthfilm.org, v festival - uk, womad festival - uk, ilosaarirock festival - finland, istanbul jazz festival - turkey, glastonbury festival - uk, leg 6 - north america, for live improvisation charity downloads, please see the charity page ..

All shows are ALL AGES except for New Orleans (18+), Denver (16+) and Vancouver (19+)

Leg 5 - Asia

With special guests back ted-n-ted and tim exile opening all shows and performing with imogen, coachella festival - usa, leg 4 - australia, leg 3 - europe, support from back ted n-ted and selected support acts., leg 2 - united kingdom, live cello auditions will be taking place for the uk tour, visit imogenheap.com/cello for more info., leg 1 - north america.

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Past Events

Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Imogen Heap. Were you there?

• Fri 29 May Online / Streaming Events Royal Albert Home - Imogen Heap
• Tue 31 Mar Online / Streaming Events Dan Le Sac, Imogen Heap, Flux Pavilion, KiNK

November 2019

• Fri 15 Nov London, The Roundhouse Imogen Heap
• Tue 12 Nov Manchester, Bridgewater Hall Imogen Heap
• Sun 10 Nov Glasgow, SWG3 Imogen Heap, Guy Sigsworth
• Thu 7 Nov Dublin, Vicar Street Imogen Heap
• Fri 10 Mar London, The Trampery Old Street Imogen Heap

October 2016

• Thu 6 Oct Manchester, Brighter Sound Imogen Heap
• Thu 30 Jul London, Wilton's Music Hall Imogen Heap, Shlomo, The London Contemporary Voices

August 2014

• Sun 24 Aug London, The Roundhouse Imogen Heap
• Fri 22 Aug London, The Roundhouse Tim Exile, Imogen Heap, Peter Gregson, Pekka Kuusisto, Arve Henriksen, Maja Ratjke …
• Thu 21 Aug London, The Roundhouse Arhus Sinfonietta, The London Soundpainting Orchestra, Imogen Heap
• Sun 23 Jun London, The Roundhouse Imogen Heap, Holst Singers

August 2012

• Wed 29 Aug London, Royal Albert Hall Imogen Heap, Ensemble Bash, The BBC Singers, The Eric Whitacre Singers

February 2012

• Mon 27 Feb Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Imogen Heap
• Sun 26 Feb London, The Roundhouse Imogen Heap
• Fri 11 Mar London, Queen Elizabeth Hall Lotte Reiniger, Germaine Dulac, Micachu, Imogen Heap, Holst Singers

November 2010

• Fri 12 Nov O2 Academy Sheffield Imogen Heap
• Thu 11 Nov O2 Academy Bournemouth Imogen Heap
• Wed 10 Nov Cardiff, The Exchange Hotel Imogen Heap
• Mon 8 Nov O2 Academy Oxford Imogen Heap
• Sun 7 Nov Norwich, Waterfront Imogen Heap
• Fri 5 Nov London, Royal Albert Hall Imogen Heap
• Tue 2 Nov Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Imogen Heap
• Mon 1 Nov Edinburgh, Caley Picture House Imogen Heap

October 2010

• Sun 31 Oct Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Imogen Heap
• Fri 29 Oct O2 Academy Liverpool Imogen Heap
• Wed 27 Oct Belfast, The Empire Bar & Music Hall Imogen Heap

August 2010

• Sat 21 Aug ➙ Sun 22 Aug Shifnal, Weston Park V Festival Kasabian, Faithless, The Kooks, Paolo Nutini, Madness…
• Sat 21 Aug ➙ Sun 22 Aug Chelmsford, Hylands Park V Festival Kings Of Leon, Stereophonics, Paul Weller, Editors, The Courteeners…
• Fri 23 Jul ➙ Sun 25 Jul Malmesbury, Charlton Park Khyam Allami, The Sound Of West Africa, Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole, DJ Kentaro, Ty, Kormac, Soil & 'Pimp' Sessions, London Bon Dancers, Mama's Gun, Krystle Warren, Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, Kanda Bongo Man, Imogen Heap, Soumik Datta, Ska Cubano, Bibi Tanga & The Selenites, Afro Celt Sound System, Calypso Rose, Cerys Matthews, Orchestre National de Barbes …
• Sat 26 Jun Glastonbury, Worthy Farm Pet Shop Boys, Editors, The Cribs, The National, Kate Nash, Imogen Heap, Coheed And Cambria, Reef, Two Door Cinema Club …

February 2010

• Fri 19 Feb London, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire Imogen Heap
• Thu 18 Feb O2 Academy Oxford Imogen Heap
• Wed 17 Feb O2 Academy Bournemouth Imogen Heap
• Mon 15 Feb Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Imogen Heap
• Sat 13 Feb O2 Academy Birmingham Imogen Heap
• Fri 12 Feb Cambridge Junction Imogen Heap
• Thu 11 Feb O2 Academy Bristol Imogen Heap
• Tue 9 Feb Leeds Beckett University SU Imogen Heap
• Mon 8 Feb Glasgow, The ABC Imogen Heap
• Sun 7 Feb Manchester Academy Imogen Heap

Prop Farm: Collin Morikawa drawing plenty of attention from sharps, oddsmakers at the Memorial

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We've spoken about it recently and we're really smack-dab in the middle of a tremendous stretch right now. This week it’s off to Muirfield Village in Ohio for the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday for another Signature Event once again leading up to a major championship, which will be followed by yet another Signature Event, the Travelers Championship.

Personally, I am very much enjoying this run of high-profile golf. But how about the oddsmakers?

"Very good handle this week," said Thomas Gable, Director of Race and Sports at The Borgata in New Jersey. Timing is everything and the PGA TOUR's move to place Signature Events adjacent to majors provides a great boost in interest - and that carries over to the betting window.

"Golf handle continues to pick up," said long-time sportsbook operations manager in Las Vegas, Jeffrey Benson. "The Signature Events and major championships are tremendous for business."

Hall of Fame bookmaker Chris Andrews has noticed it long-term. "Golf handle is good. We're up 22% versus last year."

Interest for Scottie Scheffler continues this week as he returns to action at the Memorial where he has finished third two years in a row. "Scheffler, despite the short price at +350, is taking a lot of action in the outright market," noted Gable.

BetMGM Senior Data Analyst Drew O'Dell adds, "Scheffler is No. 1 at BetMGM in ticket count percentage and is our largest liability. He is responsible for 30.4% of the handle."

From speaking to multiple oddsmakers, it’s clear that there is action piling up on Scheffler and Xander Schauffele, as the latter makes his first start as a major champion. But there’s also plenty of attention on Collin Morikawa, who continues to round into form.

“A lot of love for Collin Morikawa outright,” said Jeff Sherman, whose shop lists Scheffler, Schauffele and Morikawa among its most-bet players. “The sharps are on Andrew Putnam at a triple-digit price."

"Keegan Bradley has some support in the outright market, including one large wager in particular,” added Sherman’s boss, Jay Kornegay. “We've also seen some fliers on Will Zalatoris. Other long shots getting attention are Eric Cole, Cam Davis and Jake Knapp."

Last week here in the Prop Farm, we spoke about trying to find "diamonds in the rough." It did not work out for me personally, as Robert MacIntyre was unfortunately not a part of my harvest. It appears this week however, I am in the minority once again. Morikawa is absolutely intriguing this week, with the way he has been playing lately and his affinity for Jack Nicklaus-designed golf courses - but I ended up staying away from him - as well as Scheffler, McIlroy, Schauffele, and Hovland.

The shortest-priced player I landed on for an outright win was Russell Henley (+4000 at BetMGM Sportsbook). From here I went with even longer shots, playing Sam Burns (+4500), Bradley (+5000), Alex Noren (+5500), Shane Lowry (+5500), Tom Hoge (+8000) and Kurt Kitayama (+10000). While I looked at a number of different metrics this week in my handicap this week, I honed in on three particular skill sets: Strokes Gained: Approach, Scoring on par 4s ranging from 450-500 yards, and Scrambling. Each of my selections, for the most part, excels in these areas.

I rarely play the First Round Leader market, although my last trip down that road was with Schauffele at the PGA Championship for a winner, when the San Diego State Aztec opened with a 62 at Valhalla. Again, with golf riding an elevated wave, I too contributed to the overall increased handle and tried my hand in the First Round Leader market again this week. I took four of my outright selections to get off to a hot start: Burns, Henley, Hoge and Noren. In handicapping this market, I like to look at SG: Approach, Birdie Percentage, Bogey Avoidance, First Round Scoring Average and SG: Putting. Each of these players fares well in these areas.

"Hideki Matsuyama (+3300) has taken some action for First Round Leader," said Gable. Matsuyama is a former champion here, winning in 2014.

O'Dell reported that a familiar name is at the top of the heap of tickets once again.

"Scheffler leads the ticket count percentage for First Round Leader at 10.3%,” said O’Dell. "He is followed by Schaufflee (6.5%), Hovland (5.0%), Byeong Hun An (4.6%) and McIlroy (4.3%)," O'Dell continued.

Here in Las Vegas, I played Tommy Fleetwood (+100) over Justin Thomas in a head-to-head matchup – and it's reassuring to know that the man behind the counter supports that position. "I don't have that matchup posted but I can't argue with the number you got. I would have taken it too!," exclaimed Gable.

Finally, I had to consult a professional on our side of the window, Rufus Peabody. Peabody has been a successful sports bettor for years, and when I asked if the fan in him gets caught up in this run of marquee events and if his betting patterns change at all - or if his volume increases, Peabody offered a yes and a no.

"The markets get bigger with the bigger events and the offerings increase - the menu, so yes, so too does our volume oftentimes,” Peabody said. “But the process does not change. We aren't stretching more bets just because it is a Signature Event."

Peabody’s positions this week include Scheffler, Schauffele and McIlroy – but a casual bettor must understand that Peabody is all about the number.

"I make Schauffele +900 to win this week and I was able to find something higher than that, so we took a little of it,” he said. “Same with McIlroy, who I make around +1100 and Scheffler, who my number is +380 to win it this week. If I'm able to find a better price, we'll grab some."

What about some of the longer shots this week?

"I like Bradley. I think Sam Burns is a good bet at the right price and we played some Kitayama too,” Peabody said after hearing some of my selections. “He has a great ball flight for this course. This is a good high ball flight course - and Bradley hits one of the highest balls in this week's field.”

When I asked if there were any prop bets or head-to-head matchups that he was especially keen on this week, Peabody gave very much the professional bettor answer.

"Sure we have some matchup bets, but the prices have moved now and they no longer provide an edge according to my numbers,” said Peabody. “It is not necessarily liking Player A to beat Player B - but rather, Player A at a certain price over Player B makes good betting sense.”

As always, farm what you can out of our research and insights above – and may your crop be a fruitful one as the good golf continues to grow on us week after week

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