An Occupied London benefit, Sat 1st Dec @ rampARTs

Occupied London benefit @ Ramparts, 1 December 2007

[This gig was originally planned for Dame Colet House, but the event has been moved to Ramparts. Please disregard the address on the flyer above.]

from email, 19 November 2007: It's our first ever benefit gig and looks like it's going to be a winner! Come to this gig! ...it's an Occupied London benefit nite. Saturday 1st December is our big night @ rampARTS social centre, 15 Rampart Street, London E1.

from email, 19 November 2007:

It's our first ever benefit gig and looks like it's going to be a winner!

Come to this gig! ...it's an Occupied London benefit nite.

Saturday 1st of December is our big night @ rampARTS

Saturday, 1st December
RampARTs social centre
15 Rampart Street
London E1
Nearby Buses: 5, 115, 25, 205, 106
Tube: Whitechapel, Shadwell + DLR

Presenting:

- Ras Simeon Judah (hip hop from a rasta perspective)

- The Skints (furious melodic ska-punk action)

- Refuse/All (kicking punk rock back into the 21st century)

- MC Chickpea (chicken-burger stylee)

- Eltham John (up for it like the earl of Rochester)

- Carrot Audio (a.k.a Terra Audio)

- Two Mini DJ’s (first official outing of the terrible two-some)

7pm till late
£5 suggested donation

Email: occupiedlondon@riseup.net

See http://www.occupiedlondon.org/gig

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