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The Good The Bad are launching their nut-clenchingly fantastic debut EP on 13 November at new club Whoreditch. They play amazing ‘new surf flamenco’ with tonnes of rock n roll balls - surely destined to be everyone’s party band / soundtrack composers of choice.
Also playing are Bears from Labrador and there’s DJ’ing from Akira the Don, among others.
With such a tasteful line up for their first night, it’s a good bet that Whoreditch will become a regular feature on your late night entertainment calendar.
Because we like you all so much, we have 2 guest list places to give away to the event.To win - simply send an email to dave@artrocker.com and we’ll enter you into the draw.
If Lady/Lord Luck is not your mistress/master than you’re better off purchasing tickets. You really truly would not want to miss out.
Get tickets from ticketweb here
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Here are all the essential details about Whoreditch from their press release:
EVENT DETAILS
When: 8pm – 4am, Friday 13th November 2009
Entry Cost: £7
Venue: The Brickhouse, 152c Brick Lane, London E1 6RU
Featuring:
Bears From Labrador (Live Rock Indie Music from London)
The Good The Bad (Live Surf Rock Music from Denmark)
Clash Magazine (DJ set)
Akira The Don (DJ set)Whoreditch: A celebration of the spirit of Rock n Roll
Whoreditch launches a new monthly event in the heart of Brick Lane on Friday 13th November at The Brickhouse, East London’s most secret gem. This event will also serve as the ‘coming out party’ for The Good The Bad, who celebrate their worldwide debut EP release ‘From 001-004’ on London’s freshest indie label Stray Cat Records.
Whoreditch taps in to the very essence of what makes Shoreditch a cultural phenomenon: art, creation, fashion, music, flamboyance and sex.
Spread over three floors, The Brickhouse is the ultimate destination for such an occasion. From the ground floor cocktail bar, to the beautiful white beds on the top floor where party-goers can chill-out, The Brickhouse has it all.
Whoreditch is the brainchild of the enigmatic Johnny Tremolo and will feature the very hottest live music from around the world along with tunes and visuals to make you freak to from special guest DJs, dancers, and whatever best reflects the style of each month’s featured live music act.
The Good The Bad hail from a nuclear bunker in Copenhagen, (seriously!) and have quickly risen to cult heroes among the rock n roll classes of Western Europe. The Killers invited them to exclusively play at their recent London aftershow, and from Roskilde to Hop Farm to a Harley Davidson European Rally they’ve taken the festival circuit by storm.
Clothing store MERC, cult label 2SB, energy drink Relentless, fashion company FrostFrench and live sound maestros Capital Sound are partnering with Whoreditch for this event.
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