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The Good, The Bad And The Queen join anti-racism gig

Rock Against Racism celebrates 30th anniversary

The Good, The Bad & The Queen have been added to the bill of the forthcoming Love Music Hate Racism Carnival gig.

Damon Albarn, Simon Tong, Tony Allen and Paul Simonon, who played bass with The Clash at the original Rock Against Racism gig in 1978, will help celebrate the event's 30th anniversary on April 27 in London's Victoria Park.

"It is what it is…musicians against racism. I was against it then and I still am today," said Simonon in a statement.

Original 1978 headliner Jerry Dammers of The Specials is also set to perform at the free event, along with The View, Patrick Wolf and Hard-Fi, among others.

For further information, visit Lmhrcarnival.com.

--By our Los Angeles staff.
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Dakie 

Apr 15, 2008

fuckin hope noel gallagher isnt planning on doing a cameo. thinks hes the white nelson mandella

Cmcgator04 

Apr 18, 2008

i only wish that i could see them play at the 30th anniversay of the rock against racism in london but i stuck in here in america.

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