Post by michele cryer on Oct 15, 2005 1:12:12 GMT
Love Music Hate Racism benefit gig for Anthony Walker in Liverpool
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There is a benefit gig for Anthony Walker on in Liverpool Thursday 27th October at the Academy.
Artists include; Ms Dynamite, The Stands, Roll Deep, Lupe Fiasco, support from Young Kof (urbeatz), Jahdeeanko, One Heart Choir
www.lmhr.org.uk/events/archives/000358.html
"The diverse and multicultural communities of Merseyside - and everywhere in Britain, must stand together against racism and defend our right to live in peace.
A host of acts expressed support for our call for a music show to celebrate our multicultural society and show unity in opposing racism in Merseyside and beyond - the response was phenomenal.
This re-scheduled event hopes to follow on from the success of the large anti-racism festival in Toxeth in early September. Organised by Merseyside Coalition Against Racism and Fascism and Merseyside TUC, the free festival saw performances by bands like Ladytron, the 747’s, Pete Wylie, and Anthony’s Uncle Shiloh’s reggae band Jaheeanko perform to a thousand strong united black and white audience.
Love Music Hate Racism aims to use the positive energy of the music scene to fight back against racism and fascist groups like the BNP. Music unites us and gives us strength while racism seeks only to divide and weaken us."
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There is a benefit gig for Anthony Walker on in Liverpool Thursday 27th October at the Academy.
Artists include; Ms Dynamite, The Stands, Roll Deep, Lupe Fiasco, support from Young Kof (urbeatz), Jahdeeanko, One Heart Choir
www.lmhr.org.uk/events/archives/000358.html
"The diverse and multicultural communities of Merseyside - and everywhere in Britain, must stand together against racism and defend our right to live in peace.
A host of acts expressed support for our call for a music show to celebrate our multicultural society and show unity in opposing racism in Merseyside and beyond - the response was phenomenal.
This re-scheduled event hopes to follow on from the success of the large anti-racism festival in Toxeth in early September. Organised by Merseyside Coalition Against Racism and Fascism and Merseyside TUC, the free festival saw performances by bands like Ladytron, the 747’s, Pete Wylie, and Anthony’s Uncle Shiloh’s reggae band Jaheeanko perform to a thousand strong united black and white audience.
Love Music Hate Racism aims to use the positive energy of the music scene to fight back against racism and fascist groups like the BNP. Music unites us and gives us strength while racism seeks only to divide and weaken us."