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Love Music Hate Racism is an established national campaign, which has helped organise over 60 events in the last year - from last year's 30,000-strong Manchester LMHR carnival which featured Ms Dynamite and Doves, to a national tour of up-and-coming indie bands, to Burnley's most multiracial music event in many years at which the likes of Basement Jaxx and Tim Westwood performed. Each event aims to promote unity, bringing together black and white, young and old, to celebrate multiculturalism and to prove that mixing cultures via music is far more fun than suspicion and violence.
In addition to the Astoria show, Love Music Hate Racism are launching a weekly Rock Against Racism night at London's Borderline. Featuring hotly tipped bands and some surprise guests, the night will take place every Tuesday, kicking off with an aftershow party for the Astoria show on March 16th.
Full details as follows:-
LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM @ LONDON ASTORIA
16th MARCH
THE LIBERTINES
BUZZCOCKS
80s MATCHBOX B-LINE DISASTER
MISS BLACK AMERICA
THE OTHERS
plus special guest DJ and compere
Tickets priced £12.50adv from 08701 500 044 or www.meanfiddler.com Doors 7pm, arrive early for this packed line-up
ROCK AGAINST RACISM
WEEKLY AT THE BORDERLINE
16th March Launch Party / Astoria Aftershow - Art Brut Live
23rd March Haven And Friends (Acoustic Set) (£5/£4)
30th March tbc
6th April The Ludes
13th April Camp Actor + Intensive Care Dj's + Mira (Ladytron)
20th April The Cherubs
27th April Gertrude
3rd May Special Needs
10th May Red Stripes (Punk/Reggae White Stripes Cover Band)
Time: 11.00pm - 3.00am (bands on stage at midnight)
Tickets: £4/£3 (NUS / UB40)
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