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Friday 21st of November 2008 11:21:24 AM |
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IDM News: LONDON: NOTTING HILL ARTS CLUB PROGRAMME - THU 27/09-WED 03/10
Posted on Thursday, September 27 @ 22:13:51 CEST by MFSB |
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| nottinghillartsclub programme
thurs 27.09 - wed 03.10 | |
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Thurs 27.09: YOYO, all things urban with Seb Chew, Leo Greenslade and guests
Fri 28.09: INSPIRATION INFORMATION with Patrick Forge, Phil Asher and live guests
Sat 29.09: Rough Trade Shop's free afternoon ROTA
followed by
MOVIMIENTOS with DJ Springfield and guests
Sun 30.09: DISCO GEISHAwith DJ Tomoki and guests
Mon 01.10: WORLD OF TWIST launch of new night from and for art students
Tue 02.10: SWEET MEMORY SOUNDS with DJ Derek and more
Wed 03.10: Alan McGee's DEATH DISCO with live guests
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for weekend guestlist email sonya@nottinghillartsclub.com
Thurs: no list at present, it's free till 8pm tho
Fri: free before 8pm, £4 guestlist before 9.30pm
Sat: free before 8pm, £4 guestlist before 9.30pm
Sun: £3 guestlist before 9pm
Mon: free before 8pm, £3 guestlist before 10pm
Tue: free before 8pm, £3 guestlist before 10pm
Wed: free before 8pm, £3 guestlist before 10pm
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venue
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Address: 21 Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3JQ
Tube: Notting Hill Gate
Capacity: 218
Dresscode: no suits & team colours
Info: 020 7460 4459
email: info@nottinghillartsclub.com
web: nottinghillartsclub.com
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this weekend:
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 Open Rehearsal is a Mayor of London campaign taking place across London from 27 September to 2 October 2007. Piloted in 2006 the campaign was a great success, with South Bank, the Barbican, Wigmore Hall, Dance Umbrella and a variety of commercial and non-commercial theatres participating, and is therefore being expanded this year.
The artsclub is open this Saturday from 12-2pm where you can catch "Where have all the Panthers gone" and Sunday from 2-4pm, with free entry to both. |
| Thursday 27.09: YOYO
6pm-2am, free B4 8pm, £5 b4 11pm and £7 after |
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LIVE: Ali Love, Ida Maria, Kid Acne (pic), Eliza Doolittle
DECKS: Shortee Blitz plus residents Seb Chew, Leo Greenslade
Resident DJs Seb Chew and Leo Greenslade's block party mix of 80's boogie, upfront hip hop, hard funky mash-ups and RnB rarities has made YOYO one of the best hip hop parties around. It's also the favorite hang out spot for Kanye West, Faith Evans and DJ to the stars Mark Ronson.
Kid Acneplays an intriguing blend of Hip Hop, Punk and Rap whilst Eliza Doolittle mixes pop beats with sweet vocals. Also playing is Ida Maria and Ali Love continues his YOYO residency. He brings High Energy back and his tunes are full of lovin' and dancin'. Glam funked up disco of the finest though we asure you, flared trousers are purely optional |
Friday 28.09: INSPIRATION INFORMATION
6pm-2am, free b4 8pm, £6 b4 11 pm and £8 after |
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LIVE: Kingkongcrew (pic)
DECKS: Patrick Forge, Phil Asher
LADIES FIRST: Sasha Field
Every Friday night Inspiration Information rolls out a selection of quality music, from Disco to Latin. Residents Phil Asher and Patrick Forge are still holding down the most diverse and soulful musical agenda in London town
Straight out of Apetown, the Monkey Movement Special force, aka KingKongCrew carries the banner of fonky monkey music. Primitive rythms for primitive people. These five specially trained primates have been bred in Sweden, in order to bring good times to all party people. For about six years now, they´ve played clubs in Sweden and England and in late 2005 their first album, "Reincarnation of fools" (Soundhabits / Playground) was released in Scandinavia. Soon to be released in England and the rest of Europe. |
| Saturday 29.09: afternoon: ROTA: 4pm-8pm, free |
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 with:George Pringle (pic), Adam Gnade, Plosives Rough Trade Shops' RoTa afternoons have been running like clockwork for 7 years now, every Saturday afternoon 4pm - 8pm. It's ALWAYS free entry and always full of exeptional live bands. |
Saturday 29.09 eve: MOVIMIENTOS
8pm-2am, £6 till 11pm and £8 after |
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WITH: DJ Springfield (pic) and guests
DJ Springfield hosts this Movimientos party edition with a mix of Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Latin Hip Hop, Reggae, Ska, Reggaeton, Samba, Funk Carioca and Latin Alternative beats. |
Sunday 30.09: DISCO GEISHA
4pm - 1am, £6 |
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live:Maya Jane Coles
decks: Steven Engelmann (Berlin), Tomoki Tamura (pic, Geisha Disco Boyz / HouseFM), T.R.E.M (Bogged Out), A K Soul, Zer0cool, Daisuke
plus:VJs Fclow (ES, Hiro), CARMEK.77, Earthbound, Psychodelic and Geisha dancers Sheena, Saeko, Natuko
The Geisha Disco Boy aka Tomoki Tamura (House FM) brings you Disco Geisha, a night of Japanese quirkiness with a mix of house, minimal beats and electro. There will be plenty of DJs, VJs and Geisha dancers.
DJ Tomoki Tamura hails from Osaka, Japan, where he is regarded as the No 1 new-generation house Dj. He is now part of the DJ team Geisha Disco Boys and hosts a weekly show on HouseFM. |
Monday 01.10: WORLD OF TWIST
7pm-1am, free before 8pm, £5 after |
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live: The Fabulous Penetrators, Agaskodo Teliverek (pic), Sexual Hot Bitches
decks: Nervous Stephen, Phil Adams
plus: art and moving images by Mrs. Twist & Russell Weekes, Special Gin And Real Lemonade Punch
FROM AND FOR ART STUDENTS: Robert Rubbish (of LE GUN magazine and The Rubbishmen of Soho) presents WORLD OF TWIST - Monday night meltdown, a fortnightly club night commencing on 1st October at the Notting Hill Arts Club. WOT is aimed at persons of an artistic disposition and is a meeting place for London's (and beyond) new and emerging artistic talents. Each event visual artists will be invited to display their works within the club allowing exciting one off exhibitions. WOT has an open submission for one off exhibitions & events and looks forward to hearing any ideas.
From 6pm til 8pm the nights will start with filmmakers showing their work and djs playing a more relaxed or even themed selection of tunage.
After 8pm the club shall step up a gear with guest djs handpicking the finest cuts from their collections. Each night there will be at least three live acts and two hand picked djs. Live we have The Fabulous Penetrators, Agaskodo Teliverek plus Sexual Hot Bitches So please come down to partake in a fantastical night of music, art and moving image. All served up with (New) Victorian punkadelic flavour.
Pay only £1.75 for house wines and beers plus real lemonade & gin for £1! |
Tuesday 02.10: SWEET MEMORY SOUNDS LIVE
6pm-2am, free before 8pm and £6 after |
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DECKS: DJ Derek (pic), Tom Murray, Adam Callan
LIVE: The Fruit Mules, The Scoundrels, Maroon Town
DJ Derek's status as Legend is well deserved. He is now in his mid 60's and at the top of his game. Armed with a Jamaican patois that defies his Bristolian roots and nearly 30,000 ska, reggae, dancehall and soul tracks to choose from, this old man is one of the UK's musical treasures.
The Fruit Mules (presented by LCCM) are the essential band to see in October. They're only playing once, and its here at Sweet Memory Sounds. Between them the members have worked with BB King, Chaka Khan, Paul Weller, Candi Statton, Eric Clapton, Michael McDonald, Zero 7, Carleen Anderson and Beverley Knight. Hold on to your hat, cos its gonna be funky. They are Julian Burdock (guitar), Toby Baker (Keys), Ernie Mckone (bass) and Brian (drums). Thanks to their invlolvement with the LCCM we have been lucky enough to secure them for this date. "The Fruit Mules serve up an Autumnal compote of rootsy funk with a hint of blues guitar majesty".
The NHAC favourites The Scoundrels are back again for another rock-ska-funk-blues explosion. Grab your dancing shoes, lock your daughters up (Ned Wyndham is in the band aka Mr.C) and take Wednesday off work as Tuesday gets taken places its never been.
Maroon Town are a vital and exiting band which combines breakbeat, ska, rap and dub in a high energy musical fusion - this is their long awaited return to the fore. celebrating a new release, make sure you dont miss this!
LCCM is one of Europe's leading contemporary music schools - with an ethos of providing a musical education based on ideas relevant to the industry in the present time. The college will be providing the opening act and has helped to secure the booking.
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Wednesday 03.10: DEATH DISCO
6pm-2am, free before 8pm and £7 after |
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DECKS: Alan McGee, Dan Devine, Chris Waks
LIVE: The Sessions, The Grants, Trashmoney (pic)
Alan McGee's and Dan Devine's weekly night has seen some incredible guest. In Danny and Alan's words: "Maybe The Guardian summed some of the clientele best by saying it is ...a haven for indie celebs and punk veterans. However we consider Death Disco the place to enjoy yourself.
The Sessions cite Jimi Hendrix, The Wailers, Primal Scream, The Stooges, Marvin Gaye, Bill Withers, Gil Scott Heron amongst others as their influences. We reckon come and find out for yourself! | | |
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