Viva La Resisdance - Bristol's Big Greek Benefit, 28 March 2009

from email, 25 March 2009:

We also host a Greek Revolt Info Tour on Friday 27 March 2009 - details here

Viva La Resisdance! Bristol’s Big Greek Benefit

Kebele Sound, Bristol ABC and friends present a Big Greek Benefit for defendants and prisoners of the ongoing Greek rebellion.

Saturday 28 March 2009
8pm-2am (first band 8.30pm)
The Island, Silver St, Bristol BS1 2PY

Tickets: £7 Advance tickets available from Bristol Ticket Shop and Kebele’s weekend cafes - see http://www.kebelecoop.org/Events.html

Hall:
- Victor Menace! (tipsy gypsy ninja folk mayhem)
- Dirty Revolution (ska & dub soundtrack for rebellion)
- Kilnaboy (dirty filthy pokery folkery)
- No World Borders (political punk ‘n’ breaks)
- Belladonna (euro-stoner noise)
- plus dj shibby shitegeist

Lounge & bar:
- Dub Revolution DJs & guests (roots rock reggae, conscious dancehall, future dubwise steppers)

Plus stalls, images, snacks

See more on the December 2008 insurrection in Greece

More Greek info: http://libcom.org/tags/greece-unrest and http://athens.indymedia.org/?lang=en and
http://www.occupiedlondon.org/blog/ and http://greeceriots.blogspot.com/

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