true, its fairly dear, but if you like your reggae, its a must.. some of these artists are legends!

Music and Vision
present
The 1st UK Reggae Heritage Awards
to be held on the 28th June 2008
at the Coronet Theatre
26 – 28 New Kent Road
Elephant and Castle
London SE1 6tj
Doors open at 9pm
Tickets 25 pounds advance + bf and 35 pounds + on door

The Reggae Heritage Awards event is in honour of cultural UK based artists, ambassadors and sound system owners, that have been representing reggae music for over 25 years but have received very little or no recognition for their works in the main UK music industry.

with

- Afrikan Simba
- AJ Franklin
- Barry Biggs
- BB Seaton
- Caroll Thompson
- Daddy Ernie
- Dennis Alcapone
- Dr Lez Lyrix Henry
- Earl Vassell
- Levi Roots
- Owen Gray
- Ricky Ranking
- Roger Robin
- Sir Loydie Coxsone
- Sista Levi
- Stargate Family
- Sylvia Tella
- Tippa Irie
- Vivian Jones
- Winston Francis
- Winston Reedy

Supporting Artists: Candy Silk – El Fata – Hayereyah – Keisha – King Atarney – Lacey – Magda Sinit – Maria Taylor – Negus I – Subajah – Veereal

3 live bands: Borderline – BUC – Ruffcut

Ticket outlets: www.ticketweb.com

Music & Vision 075 0733 5811 – Everybodies Music 020 8802 0146 – Blacka Dread record store 020 7274 5095 – Dub Vendor 020 7223 3757 – 020 8969 3375 – Hawkeye Records shop 020 8961 0866 – Supertone record store 020 7737 7761

This event will run annually, apologies to those who did not make this years nominations. If you require further information please contact Fluximus & Veereal on

Tel: 075 0733 5811 or visit www.rhawards.com – www.myspace.com/rhawards www.youtube.com/rhawards email: www.rha_awards@yahoo..com

In 2006, a crack group of hat wearers were sent to prison by a fashion court for a crime they didn’t commit.. they promptly escaped from a maximum security sweat shop to the Pecknam underground where they survive as soldiers of headwear.  If you’re having a bad hair day…and no one else can help…and if you can find them….may be you can hire …. The Hat Team…….

sorry i was bored

Hatsundays tonight from around 8:30 (maybe earlier if i get out of work)  its also Denise’s last shift at the bar so i think we should go down and see her off…with booze and hats

see you there

his hatness….

++TONIGHT++

Cafe Cairo on their regular monthly…Live music from PRINCESS AND THE PERVERT, G-DELIC and more…plus tunes from KING SOLOMON, falafels, shisha, beer, cake and vibes….

5.30-11pm £3

Pullens Yard, Crampton Street, Elephant & Castle. Nearest tube: Elephant/Kennington

Due to there being a glorious Long Weekend this weekend, i hope to see all your faces down at BarStory for Hatsunday this week!!!!

Starting for a bit of happy hour goodness and going through till close…

Brown

wearing a Hat!!!!!

 Thats right,  Hatsundays tonight from 9pm.   the normal hats, booze, frolics and with a new addition of classic cartoons projected onto the windows!!!!

to see what this means and if you have any suggestions for classics to project up then come along and tell us!!!

This weeks selection will be:  Dangermouse, Bananaman and Transformers

 Hope to see people there!!

 His Hatness!

Guerrilla Zoo

presents

Interzone

Friday 28^th March 2008

@ Synergy Centre

220 Farmers Road, London SE5 0TW (nr Oval Tube)

Co-ordinates > http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=531950&Y=177174&A=Y&Z=1

10PM-7AM

£6 before 12 / £8 after

Dresscode > Misfits, gypsy, pirates, terrorists, traffickers of delusion, tribes, deviants, delinquents, steam punk, neo Victorian, mugwumps, government agents, re-occurring dream characters, cannibals, merchants of sex, time travellers, practitioners of the dark arts, people who aren’t allowed on planes…

A conceptual event based on the strange and seedy surreal city of ‘Interzone’, conjured into being by cult beat writer William S Burroughs while in north Moroccan city of Tangiers during the late 1950s. The event will combine live music, live art, performance art & Moroccan inspired market place!

Interzone is its an independent self governed stateless state. Its inhabitants are a motley mix of the down and outs, outcast, criminals, and the rich and famous from throughout the rest of the world. Built around a heaving marketplace where anything’s for sale, the city sprawls organically, mutating everyday under the actions of it’s inhabitants. The rule here is the moment, action defines the atmosphere and anything that can be dreamed can happen, if you can find the right collaborators.

Dubious refugee crews of ‘Wild Boys’, decadent artists, gun-runners, government agents criminals, artists, drug smugglers, tax-evading tycoons and beat eccentrics thread their ways about each other, amongst magikal and alien creatures, through the alleyways, cafes and bars creating unrepeatable moments of intense human theatre.

Buy your ticket to travel, pack your Passport and step into a microcosm of all the world by moonlight.

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Bogus Gasman present a night of mayhem at the Deptford Arms in Deptford this fri (29th)

With bands:

The Scaredy Cats

The Morons

Jenny and her Eukelele

And Us!

Plus Dj sets from the Bogus Gasman Sound System (the lovely Amy and Andy)

Doors are £3 from 8pm til 1am

Deptford Arms, 52 Deptford High Street, Deptford SE8 4RT

on the 29th of feb, The Alma pub, in crystal palace will pay host to the strictly sevens spin-off.. a dj geek-fest for all true vinyl junkies.. bring down your favourite/most obscure sevens, and play them at appreciative people.. any genre or type of music is welcome, bring it down, and hand it to host dj’s Mr Hovis, and Monty.. lets have a bizarrely eclectic evening of random music!

check www.needleandthread.org for details..

running 8pm – midnight, with free entrance, and cheap drinks..

The Alma, 95 Church Road, crystal palace, London, SE19 2TA..

The Gluerooms
Experimental-Improv-Live Art-Performance

Last Wednesday of every month
Amersham Arms, 388, New Cross Rd, London, SE14 6TY, 020 8469 1499,
Tube/Train: New Cross/New Cross Gate
DLR: Deptford Bridge, Buses 21, 36, 53, 136, 171, 172, 225, 436, 453
8pm-12, Acts start 9pm, Entry £4, £3 NUS

FEBRUARY 27TH 2008

FAMILY BATTLE SNAKE
Striving for that late night monster psych jive…Heavy telepathetic improvisations, dipped in a hazy psychedelic mayhem, from lulling numbness to fierce noise outbreaks.

LADYSCRAPER
Both brutal and good-natured, dark yet optimistic. It’s a new sort of super-dark sound with a silver lining. We’re pleased as hell with it!!

JOHN WALL
His working process is to reconfigure some of the more abrasive shards of modern classical music. He splices them hard up against an explosive soundbite from metalers Carcass or free-improv from the Derek Bailey school of thought, often parallel mixing these sample arrangements against improvisations record from instrumentalists in his studio.

Hey there Hatfans

Just to let everyone know hatsundays return this week…

so come down with some head attire, and join us for booze, music, good company and most importantly HATS!!!

His Hatness