EDIT: 23/09/10

THIS SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED - THANKS FOR ALL YOUR FEEDBACK!

Dear lovelies,

Here's a cat dancing like a monkey in a business suit. Now, please take 3 minutes of your time to tell us a little bit about yourself by filling in OUR AUDIENCE SURVEY. We'll be forever in your debt.

Cheers!

The Geeks.

Geek Pop '10 is almost upon us and we expect you're just as excited as we are. This year, we're all singing, all dancing, cross-media, multi-reality, bla bla bla... but what that basically means is there are plenty of ways you can experience the 2010 festival.

So here are some of the ways you'll be able to listen/attend/take part. Get ready...

VIRTUAL FESTIVAL

This is how it all began. And we'll be back with a newly transformed and beautified virtual festival site at www.geekpop.co.uk on 12 March. Just rock up with your headphones to listen to all the performances, download them for free and get up to stupid stuff - like sending your misplaced virtual underwear to the Lost & Found tent.

Register your attendance on Facebook here.

You can also listen to highlights (here are last year's) via a bumper edition of our podcast. Subscribe for free in iTunes. (Podcast?)

LIVE GIGS

11th March, Live Launch, Cube Microplex, Bristol, doors 7pm

[Tickets from Bristol Ticket Shop] [Flyer]

Facebook event for updates on tickets is here.

18th March, The Science Sessions, The Miller, London, doors 7.30pm

[Tickets from We Got Tickets] [Flyer]

Facebook event is here.

If you’re not in the UK, you can also listen to the live events in real time, online, via the Naked Scientists website or in Second Life, at the Naked Scientists auditorium in the SciLands.

TWITTER

As per usual, we'll be twittering all the way through the festival. Stalk us, or, better, talk to us, here. You can also follow some of our artists here.

HELP SPREAD THE WORD

Get a free digital poster for 2010 here. Brightens up any dreary blog or website… And if you’d like a slightly bigger PDF version for your office/lab/houseboat, all we ask is that you donate £1 (ONE POUND!) to the 2011 festival fund.

Or how about some nanoflyers? Yeah, go on. You'll have to cut them out yourself, but hey, that makes it almost an art project...

MORE INFO & UPDATES

Register for email updates from Geek Pop and access to our virtual VIP room during the festival.

PRESS

Press info can be found on our press page. Contact us at crew@geekpop.co.uk to arrange an interview or enquire about attending one of our live gigs. We have a limited number of pretty awesome preview CDs for media.

@revoltingross asked us if we had a promo for the Playlist podcast. We didn't... but we do now! And here it is. Feel free to use it on your show/blog/website.

If you do upload it anywhere else, please thank Intercontinental Music Lab for the awesome Playlist theme, taken from Probe II’s Golden Message on the Superheroes of Space album.

(right click here and Save As to download)

Thanks to Molehill Media and Keir Moffat for this little gem. Spread it around...

Want to help us promote Geek Pop '09 online? We've uploaded an image file for you here that you can resize to fit your own blog or website. Remember: Geek Pop is not-for-profit, so you're practically making a charitable donation by advertising for us!

Just click on the image below, wait for the link to open and 'Save as' on the bigger version in the page that opens.

Hello all newcomers to Geek Pop!

There's been a sudden influx of you this morning... Do tell us how you got here - our stats are a bit rubbish and we can't work out for the life of us where you're all coming from. Did you get here on the Information Superhighway, via Google, or were you directed by some wondrous geek with a bunch of Geek Pop nanoflyers?

Leave your comments below, stating your departure point in cyberspace.

Kiss kiss, The Geeks.

As you know, Geek Pop is a completely eco-friendly festival concept. We don't want litter on our virtual festival site and we don't believe in flying our artists to the gig - that's why we do it like we do.

But, of course, we do want everyone to know about Geek Pop.  And that's why we've designed these cute little Geek Pop nano-flyers for you to print out yourselves. Each one uses only a fraction of the resources of a normal-sized flyer (at 15 per A4 sheet) and fits snugly into a wallet (or labcoat pocket).

The idea is this: you print out as many as you need and decide who to give them to yourself; they won't be handed out to every passing stranger on busy high streets and end up fluttering around the local duck pond. Sound like a plan?

Of course, make sure you stress our eco-credentials and that, after 6th March, the nano-flyer should go into a recycling bin or similar. And if you can print out your nano-flyers on recycled paper in the first place, we'll love you all the more.

To download: click here, open the file and save it to your computer. Simple!

Thanks to Marc West in Australia for featuring Geek Pop on the Mr Science Show and Diffusion Radio. And hello to all our Southern Hemisphere fans, who should be arriving right about now!

(The Mr Science Show is quite good too.  Go and have a listen, but make sure you come back...)