I. Really mean to me. Not everyone who loves books has to go to the same. T. W. Literature list richard must reads. Welcome to a special edition of arts twenty one. Artists from africa are setting the agenda for a continent on the moon this is important for africa to. Use africa through music through a new generation of africans were more interested in the future this gun lobby east. Nigeria was only. The first leg of our african journey takes us by bus from lagos in nigeria to the car in senegal its
a Traveling Art Show the mobile museum is a project thats Crossing Borders. Its been a while since lagos a scene a vehicle like this school bus has been converted into a mobile museum to roll through west africa. Bouncing like a fast moving camel it heads crosscountry picking up selected office along the way. The artists residence on wheels is a new experience for the only Known African Omit the something. We spend a lot of time with the boss on the road and of course its not easy to work
February is here and hitting the ground running with a new Downtown Bloc Party (three days of dueling shows at Kelly’s Olympian and Jack London Revue), a chic home base for producer-focused showcase A Beat Happening, and a new single from MAITA’s forthcoming all-acoustic album—plus, a bevy of upcoming Pacific Northwest shows. MUST-SEE: Can’t miss upcoming events. Downtown Bloc Party Kelly’s Olympian and Jack London Revue are collaborating on Downtown Bloc Party: three nights of.
TV Priest add new dates to maiden UK tour
TV Priest add new dates to maiden UK tour
TV Priest released Uppers last month.
One show. That’s all TV Priest could squeeze in before the pandemic restrictions shutdown live music last year, but should October find its restart going well there’ll be even more shows for the band to savour on their first full UK tour.
Tour dates are due to continue into November, while two socially distanced gigs at the Oslo in London – a Matinee and Evening one – are going ahead as scheduled.
Tour dates:
October
28 – Bedford, Esquires
a very strong idea of. the baskets increasingly cantankerous much of the days spent with repairs including a whole new engine on top of that crossing borders in west africa involves waiting on an epic scale and no baksheesh no entry past history at both turns the experience into an emotional arc performance. everyone gets what he wants from you . because you want to go. and there will not allow you to go on until you give them something. what ever you have is what you have to give you cannot give what you don t. so you give you give you give. you have nothing to give. yourself. it s real long weeks and many adversities later they reached the car where the artists take up residence with a german senegalese painter here they can turn the impressions they collected on their journey into work. for the dark arts festival.