How Come Presents John Parish + Get The Blessing + The Moles + Men Diamler
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Sat 6 March 2010 // 18:00
Raising funds for the 'The Haiti Kids Kino Project'
(Sat 6th March / £8 advance)
At The Cube
JOHN PARISH + GET THE BLESSING + THE MOLES + MEN DIAMLER
with Dunkit & Bumpy DJS + High n Mighty + Cake Stall + FILMS after 11pm
At The Croft
ZUN ZUN EGUI + SHOGUN KUNITOKI + AYE AYE +S PIN SPIN THE DOGS
World Beatz co-hosting the bar with World Beatz DJs + Chew Magna + Young Master + Fat Paul + Monkgoose + a very secret special guest
TWO VENUES: The Cube (6-1am) / The Croft (8-3am)
NOTE: As this is a multi-venue show, a ticket does not guarantee you will get into your first venue of choice. No guest list.
The Cube Cinema's 'The Haiti Kids Kino Project' is travelling to the Caribbean and setting up a temporary social cinemas to help with the pain and anguish that the children affected by the Haiti earthquakes are experiencing. A
micro-humanitarian, goodwill project to provide a small opening for fun, escape, community, hope and social occasion. Tonight's two venue, four room line up is to raise funds for the project. All profits direct to the cause.
A special bill with artists from Bedminster to Easton, Finland to Spain, Mauritius to Stoke Newington tonight's special guests come in many forms. There will be cinematic guitar suites from John Parish, ecstatic rock n roll from Zun Zun Egui, close encounters of the Jazz kind from Get The Blessing, haunted organs and beats from Fonal's Shogun Kunitoki, post-rock reverie from Aye Aye, psych pattens from The Moles, intrepid rock from Spin Spin The Dogs. Some local and international special guests will be joining us too. Amongst all this there will be wailing, singing and dancing and periods of reflection and inspiration for the audience.
The Cube's in-house Nanoplex run 'The Haiti Kids Kino Project', a basic and micro-humanitarian goodwill project that will provide a small opening for fun, escape, community, emotion and social occasion to a people and place the Cube wishes to communicate with, and contribute to rebuilding hope.
Ffi about the project http://nanoplex.cubecinema.com/haiti_kids_kino.php Ffi about the night and the acts http://www.qujunktions.com
The Haiti Kids Kino Project is organised by The Cube Cinema's Nanoplex
(Sat 6th March / £8 advance)
At The Cube
JOHN PARISH + GET THE BLESSING + THE MOLES + MEN DIAMLER
with Dunkit & Bumpy DJS + High n Mighty + Cake Stall + FILMS after 11pm
At The Croft
ZUN ZUN EGUI + SHOGUN KUNITOKI + AYE AYE +S PIN SPIN THE DOGS
World Beatz co-hosting the bar with World Beatz DJs + Chew Magna + Young Master + Fat Paul + Monkgoose + a very secret special guest
TWO VENUES: The Cube (6-1am) / The Croft (8-3am)
NOTE: As this is a multi-venue show, a ticket does not guarantee you will get into your first venue of choice. No guest list.
The Cube Cinema's 'The Haiti Kids Kino Project' is travelling to the Caribbean and setting up a temporary social cinemas to help with the pain and anguish that the children affected by the Haiti earthquakes are experiencing. A
micro-humanitarian, goodwill project to provide a small opening for fun, escape, community, hope and social occasion. Tonight's two venue, four room line up is to raise funds for the project. All profits direct to the cause.
A special bill with artists from Bedminster to Easton, Finland to Spain, Mauritius to Stoke Newington tonight's special guests come in many forms. There will be cinematic guitar suites from John Parish, ecstatic rock n roll from Zun Zun Egui, close encounters of the Jazz kind from Get The Blessing, haunted organs and beats from Fonal's Shogun Kunitoki, post-rock reverie from Aye Aye, psych pattens from The Moles, intrepid rock from Spin Spin The Dogs. Some local and international special guests will be joining us too. Amongst all this there will be wailing, singing and dancing and periods of reflection and inspiration for the audience.
The Cube's in-house Nanoplex run 'The Haiti Kids Kino Project', a basic and micro-humanitarian goodwill project that will provide a small opening for fun, escape, community, emotion and social occasion to a people and place the Cube wishes to communicate with, and contribute to rebuilding hope.
Ffi about the project http://nanoplex.cubecinema.com/haiti_kids_kino.php Ffi about the night and the acts http://www.qujunktions.com
The Haiti Kids Kino Project is organised by The Cube Cinema's Nanoplex