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| NEWS - updated 31/5/9 LINE UP 2009 THE DHOL FOUNDATION SHAM 69 HEAVY LOAD BABAR LUCK WAYNE PAUL THE DAVE CHANDLER JAZZ BAND Contributors to this year's event include; HI8US EAST END WI ST BARNABAS TEA DANCE TEAM EXTREME MILE END CLIMBING WALL SWORDFENCING ROADSHOW TAI CHI SCHOOL OF FORM AND INTENTION USBORNE BOOKS KNITTING SOS TOWER HAMLETS WHEELERS LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP RICH MIX and much much more
New 2008 pictures have been uploaded. Go to galleries to see them or alternatively go to the Fete pics on Flickr You might like to feedback to us if you were unable to do so on the day. Please click on the link below, fill out the form and email it to info@stbarnabascommunityfete.org OR print it out and post it to; Niki Stevens The Bell Tower St Barnabas Church Grove Road E3 5TG Interesting links; http://mylondondiary.co.uk/2007/09/sep.htm#barnabas
Sept 2008 Thank you so much to all of those who contributed to 2008's event and proved that a little bit of rain won't ever stop us! click here for a map of the event
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:::::::::::::::::STOP PRESS::::::::::::::::: WE ARE VERY VERY EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE OUR LINE UP FOR 2009 Our headliner this year is... THE DHOL FOUNDATION
Led by the irrepressible and fantastically charismatic Johnny Kalsi, Dhol Drummer with The Afro Celts, this show features a vast array of musical styles, Drum and Bass, Tabla, Hip Hop and Bhangra… all delivered with great theatre and with more than a bit of Celtic influence doubtless gained from Johnny’s work with the Afro Celts. “Led by effervescent showman (and member of the Afro-Celts) Johnny Kalsi, this collective have become a staple diet for audiences around the world” The Independent The Dhol Foundation is now both a dhol drum institute in London and an incredible group playing Bhangra music. The Dhol is a traditional North Indian instrument made from a large wooden shell played with cane on one side and a hard curved stick on the other. Vibrant and loud, the infectious beats rush through the sound of electronica elements together with folk traditions of song and dance of the Punjab. The Dhol Foundation make up the amazing & mighty sound with choreographed moves and a high energetic performance not to be missed. The band have had their music in Hollywood films such as ‘Gangs of New York’ and ‘Incredible Hulk’ and also have done work on soundtracks with Peter Gabriel on films such as ‘Rabbit Proof Fence’ and ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’. They opened the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne in 2006 performing with a spectacular array of international performers. They opened the Live Earth concert alongside other drummers from around the globe on June 7th 2007 and have performed numerous times at the WOMAD festival, so have a wealth of experience all over the world.
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