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Refugee Benefit Gig

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Refugee Benefit Gig

From GBP 13.00

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Feb 18 2017 19:00 - 23:30
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A wonderful evening with 4 live bands, traditional Syrian music and a 3 course Syrian banquet.

Headlining is Baked A La Ska from Manchester -

“UPBEAT ANTHEMS AND DANCEHALL SKANKING…WOULDN’T YOU JUST LOVE TO SEE THIS LOT LIVE?” The Sunday Times

“UTTELY BONKERS BUT IRRESISTABLE” Manchester Evening News

“RETRO-HIP ENOUGH FOR THE COOL KIDS YET GRANNY CAN SHAKE HER BONY HIPS AROUND TO IT TOO” The Independent on Sunday

Baked A La Ska are the “heavy heavy sound” of Manchester, a super charged 11-headed ska monster on a rampage through the dance floors of the UK leaving a trail of skanked out bodies in their wake.

It’s a band of assembled oddballs and pranksters brought together by keyboardist and wizard Mr John Ellis, fronted by an un-holy trio of singers: Frank “The Skank”, Tommy Robot and Kuntri Ranks, who combine with the soft lilt and harmonica magic of Robin Sunflower.Baked A La Ska also feature one of the tightest rhythm sections in Manchester with the “chops to make you drop”.

The band have release four acclaimed albums showcasing their trademark mix of spaced out and spooky originals plus quirky covers that have been put through their ska machine.

Baked A La Ska are synonymous with legendary shows at Manchester’s Band On The Wall and have performed riotous sets at the Kendal Calling, Matthew Street, Saddfest and Hungry Pigeon festivals.

Supporting them and ending the night are the fantastic Dub Reggae band from Manchester - the Dub Smugglers!!

The Dub Smugglers are no strangers to playing their own high energy productions in lively DJ sets and creating unforgettable vibes. They are also attempting to progress sound system culture in their own way, building one of the finest sounding, hand built soundsystems that you will find anywhere. The soundsystem creates jaw shaking sub bass along with crisp clear detail which is enough to impress beard stroking sound engineers across the globe.

“The Dub Smugglers are the most exciting new Sound System on the Planet.” Earl Gateshead, Trojan Sound System

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With support band - Lazlo Baby - Lazlo Baby are a Gypsy/folk/Balkanic/ska band providing energetic driving songs featuring accordion, cello, clarinet & sax.

There will be an acoustic set from Amy Joan

Traditional Syrian music will play during intervals and the 3 course banquet of traditional Syrian food.

There will be a bar provided.

All profits are going to the Hummingbird High Peak Helping Refugee Project in Buxton who do a fantastic job acting as a hub in the High Peak for collecting and distributing clothing and medical equipment to refugee groups, raising awareness, and supporting groups that are helping refugees in Europe and Turkey. We would also like to make a donation to medecine sans frontier who have been providing much needed rescue boats in Greece and Italy, and medical assistance in Syria.

Many thanks, Rebecca and friends x

Tickets are now £20 and £18 concessions and can be bought from Priscilla's (Hallmark Card's in New Mills) and from 16th January the Hummingbird charity shop in Buxton.


Organiser

Venue

New Mills Youth & Community Centre, Longlands Road, SK22 4BH High Peak

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