Free Gig At BIMM Bristol
Three of the UK’s hottest new bands are playing an exclusive free show to launch the Bristol Institute Of Modern Music!
Three of the UK´s most-rated up-and-coming bands have been confirmed for an exclusive free show launching the all-new Bristol Institute Of Modern Music.
Brighton hardcore mobsters The Ghost Of A Thousand, Leeds maniacs The Plight and heavyweight newcomers Hexes are set to play a completely free gig on board Bristol ship venue Thekla on 30th March.
One lucky fan will also win VIP tickets to every Ghost Of A Thousand gig for a year!
The show will also see editors of Total Guitar and Rhythm Magazine as well as DJs from Kerrang Radio and the Radio One Rock Show in attendance looking for new talent.
So find your sea legs, bring your demos and get your music heard at what promises to be one of the most blistering shows of the year. There will be collection points to drop CDs into upon arrival at the show!
GHOST OF A THOUSAND
Mark Clayden (Pitchshifter/This Is Menace) BIMM College Manager and event organiser said, “This is going to be one big party, we have some awesome bands on board. BIMM has always supported up and coming music and we know there are some amazing bands out there who need to be heard by the industry so bring your demos to the show.”
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The gig is in support of the Bristol Institute of Modern Music (BIMM) which opens its doors in the heart of the city in September 2008. The college has an impressive line up of tutors who are highly experienced professional musicians whom have sold millions of albums in acts from Reef, Hundred Reasons and Rooster, to Biomechanical, Prodigy, Skunk Anansie, Pitchshifter, This Is Menace and Snow Patrol.
The college runs courses for musicians who are serious about a career in the music including: certificates, diplomas, professional diplomas and a Foundation Degree* in bass, guitar, drums, vocals and song writing. Core areas of the courses include: Technical Development, Session Styles, Aural Skills, Notation, Pre Production, The Music Industry, Music In Context, Music Performance and Process, Styles & Technique, Advanced Musicianship, Business Studies, Gig Preparation, Live Performance Workshop, Theory and Sight Reading. Students will use state-of-the-art equipment endorsed by the world´s biggest bands the professional vintage and modern backline includes: Mesa Boogie, Cornford, Laney, Marshall, Vox, Fender, Line 6, Ashdown, Ampeg, Peavey, Warwick, Hiwatt, Orange, Yamaha, DW, Roland.
LISTINGS INFO: FREE SHOW-Bristol Thekla Sunday March 30th, Doors 7pm, 14+ (bring ID) The Ghost Of A Thousand, The Plight, Hexes. Please note, as this is a FREE SHOW it´s first come, first served!!!
Thekla, The Grove, East Mud Dock, Bristol BS1 4RB
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