Showing posts with label free gig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free gig. Show all posts

Friday, 8 May 2009

Free Charity Rave / Club Night - May 22nd, London



***THIS EVENT IS FREE BEFORE 12AM****

(if you email the address below with the names before the event starts)

The Lineup...
Hoxton Whores
The Loose Cannons (Kiss 100 DJs)
Jnr J
Super Mario Bros (Saxophone & Effects set)
Jack Michaels
Mark Batch
Jeuce Joyriders
Chris Canning

The Super Mario Bros & Grin Recordings proudly presents the Orchid Cancer Foundation Rave. It will be hosted at the now infamous Lightbox club, London. The Lightbox is currently the most talked about club in London & a favourite amoungst DJs and clubbers alike.

The club continues to attract some of the globes biggest acts ranging from Justice to Hot Chip.If you are yet to experience the club's amazing lights and quadraphonic sound check this out...


Expect the finest House, Tech House, Dirty House, Electro & French Electro to teleport you off your feet to a world of flashing LED’s, lasers, smoke and beautiful people.Orchid specialises in pioneering research and raising awareness of testicular, prostate and penile Cancer.

All the profit generated will go directly to the charity.

Special thanks to Dusted, Sedition DJs, Jason Blayde, Joe Luizza, Roland Peters, Didi Bjornerud, the Lightbox, the flying squad & everyone at the Orchid Cancer Appeal and Nitro Mobile,

If you are coming to the event and on Dont Stay In - Click on the link below and inform the DSI massive that you will be there:

If you are on Data Transmission please add your name to the list below: http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/events_view.aspx?eventID=1629

Friday, 17 April 2009

Pete & the Pirates Free Gig

UK band Pete & the Pirates are to perform a very special FREE gig at the Queen of Hoxton on Saturday night. It’s free to get in before 10pm. I am all over this spit and pubes on a Domino’s Pizza.



Blurb about the venue...

Bar, club and art collective, the Queen of Hoxton holds court in the heart of the East End, entertaining her neighbours with a tight programme of music accompanied by a rolling gallery of art installations, photographic exhibitions, fringe theatre and screenings. The ground floor is an intricate blend of window etchings, graffiti, ivy and a landscape of benches and screens . While the games room takes in table-football, vintage pinball and a unique Brighton pier 1960's gaming rarity. The Queens alter ego appears in the basement bar, dark and a little twisted, the space caters for her every whim hosting film nights, fringe theatre and sweaty raves. A youth club for the adults of the east side.