Rock for Iraq benefit gig
OSSTW | 21.06.2003 13:58 | Oxford
ROCK FOR IRAQ BENEFIT GIG
for Medecins Sans Frontieres
On Saturday 21st June (8th Week), Oxford Zodiac will be hosting benefit
gig "Rock for Iraq", organised by two students from Hertford and St John's
colleges.
for Medecins Sans Frontieres
On Saturday 21st June (8th Week), Oxford Zodiac will be hosting benefit
gig "Rock for Iraq", organised by two students from Hertford and St John's
colleges.
It will feature music from a variety of genres, including a
joint performance from Cambridge hip-hop collective "The Delegates of
Culture" with London's "Untold", guitar rock from former Coldplay support
act "Grand Transmitter" and a DJ set from Oxford's very own Def Ape.
The proceeds of the night will go towards the humanitarian effort of
charity Médecins Sans Frontières.
The night will also boast free world
cuisine for a limited period (between 6 and 8pm), plus silent film and
poetry.
Posters, leaflets and tickets available from
helen.davies@hertford.ox.ac.uk
tickets also available from Joe Silk(St Johns) or Oxford Zodiac 01865 420042
more details:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~scat1791/rock4iraq.txt
joint performance from Cambridge hip-hop collective "The Delegates of
Culture" with London's "Untold", guitar rock from former Coldplay support
act "Grand Transmitter" and a DJ set from Oxford's very own Def Ape.
The proceeds of the night will go towards the humanitarian effort of
charity Médecins Sans Frontières.
The night will also boast free world
cuisine for a limited period (between 6 and 8pm), plus silent film and
poetry.
Posters, leaflets and tickets available from
helen.davies@hertford.ox.ac.uk tickets also available from Joe Silk(St Johns) or Oxford Zodiac 01865 420042
more details:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~scat1791/rock4iraq.txt
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Comments
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how did it go
24.06.2003 13:02
couldent get there, other commitments
was it a success
dunk
dunk
yea, not bad
05.07.2003 02:19
I heard a random rumour they even managed to make q.abit of money, which
considering the no. of ppl there and the (huge) cost of booking the Zodiac
is impressive.
But even better were the wonderful spontaneous solstice celebrations around
Port Meadow :)
solstice was wicked