| TUESDAY 1st MAY 2001
MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD - LIVE TIME: 7.30pm
ADMISSION: £11 advance
TICKETS: Available from Ticketweb Michael Franti's socially inspired lyrics and Spearhead's infectious mix of classic soul, funk and hip-hop combine forces to take on one of America's biggest issues on their highly anticipated new album Stay Human. The record is built around an imaginary broadcast from a community radio station covering the impending state execution of a black activist accused of murder. Think of it as a musical meditation on social justice, legal injustice and the death penalty set to hip-grinding party music and heartfelt ballads. TUESDAY 8th, 15th & 22nd MAY 2001
SCANDALOUS
TIME: 7.00pm
TICKETS: For more info. call 020 7911 500 ext. 4173 The Commercial Music Department of the University of Westminster is proud to present Scandalous. This is a series of three showcases to be held on Tuesday 8th, 15th and 22nd May 2001. Scandalous will be a valuable source of new talent. It is an event not to be missed. 8th May - MELLOW MAYHEM A rare chance to witness an eclectic mix of live performances ranging from folk rock to mellow pop.
LIVE: Koochie / Milla Wood / Version / Katy Lee / Aidan Lavelle / Sylvia B / Emily Hill
DJ's: Anju Nimalananda / Alex Savory 15th May - SOOTHE YOUR SOUL
An exceptional line-up of soul divas and funk legends performing a seductive range of R'n'B and soul.
LIVE: Kubi / Flavours / Donovan Blackwood / Julia Walters / Jo Henson / Melanie McLean
DJ's: DJ Extreme / DJ Sunshine
22nd May -EXCESS ALL AREAS
An eruption of raunchy rock and pure power pop!
LIVE: Youth Club / Graze / Pink Electric / Taxi / Owen Roberts / Red
DJ's: Ollie Applegate THURSDAY 31st MAY 2001
OZRIC TENTACLES - LIVE TIME: 7.30pm
ADMISSION: £12 advance
TICKETS: Available from Ticketweb, Stargreen & Way Ahead Formed in the early eighties the Ozric Tentacles, or "The Ozrics" as they are affectionately know, began life as a free-form psychedelic vehicle for jamming, attracting a dedicated fan-base at grass roots level by playing at all the free festivals to fans of space-rock, dub, psychedelia, and later on when the festivals had developed into raves, to fans of house and techno. In their 17 years, they have flourished through a number of line-up changes, spawned several side projects, released 20 albums, scored a top ten album and sold close to one million albums world-wide. Throughout, the basic motivation behind the band's existence has never wavered. Their latest album 'The Hidden Step' has continued to keep the band in the limelight as one of the most truly innovative psychedelic instrumental rock bands of our time. Their live shows, which are truly mesmerising, have consistently been praised for their stunning visual light shows. www.ozrics.com MORE LIVE MUSIC FOR 2001 FUTURE EVENTS
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