Pete Doherty collaborators join anti Racism gig
Pete Doherty sign's copies of his book "Collected Writings Of Pete Doherty", Red Snapper Books, London. 28 June 2007. Pic Guy Eppel
Rock Against Racism celebrates 30th anniversary in Brixton
The Thirst, who have recently collaborated with Babyshambles’ Pete Doherty on his solo record, have been added to the bill of Hope Not Hate 2008 event.
The band, who recently supported the Sex Pistols, will join Alabama 3, Misty In Roots, Tom Robinson and veteran politician and activist Tony Benn at London’s Brixton Academy on April 30.
The event marks 30 years since the legendary Rock Against Racism event at London’s Victoria Park, which featured The Clash, Tom Robinson and X-Ray Spex.
One more act is yet to be announced, and the organisers promise that some exclusive collaborations will also be taking place.
The Shockwaves NME Awards 2008 take place this Thursday (February 28) at a special ceremony in London. Follow all the action here, head to NME.COM/awardsvote for full details.
The band, who recently supported the Sex Pistols, will join Alabama 3, Misty In Roots, Tom Robinson and veteran politician and activist Tony Benn at London’s Brixton Academy on April 30.
The event marks 30 years since the legendary Rock Against Racism event at London’s Victoria Park, which featured The Clash, Tom Robinson and X-Ray Spex.
One more act is yet to be announced, and the organisers promise that some exclusive collaborations will also be taking place.
The Shockwaves NME Awards 2008 take place this Thursday (February 28) at a special ceremony in London. Follow all the action here, head to NME.COM/awardsvote for full details.
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