Jon McClure, Bianca Jagger, London MP for music/politics debate
Event set to take place in London tomorrow (May 26)
Jon McClure of Reverend And The Makers, former actress/model and human rights advocate Bianca Jagger and London Minister Karen Buck MP are set for a 'speed debate' tomorrow (May 26) in London.
The trio will stage the debate at the Boogaloo pub as part of the Instigate Debate project, which encourages young people to engage with political issues and is supported by musicians including McClure, Carl Barat and Babyshambles' Drew McConnell.
The debate will be titled 'The Need For Greed' and will be followed by a house gig featuring McClure, Barat, McConnell, writer Mark Dunne and Baba Maal.
See Instigatedebate.com for more information.
The trio will stage the debate at the Boogaloo pub as part of the Instigate Debate project, which encourages young people to engage with political issues and is supported by musicians including McClure, Carl Barat and Babyshambles' Drew McConnell.
The debate will be titled 'The Need For Greed' and will be followed by a house gig featuring McClure, Barat, McConnell, writer Mark Dunne and Baba Maal.
See Instigatedebate.com for more information.
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| Dec 03, 2009 19:30 | Reverend & The Makers | Millennium Muisc Hall | Cardiff |
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| Dec 31, 2009 21:00 | Reverend & The Makers | Koko | London |
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