BOSS SOUNDS REGGAE FESTIVAL
John Holt
– Ken Boothe – Dennis Alcapone
– Ernest Ranglin- Gregory Issacs- Max Romeo
Prince Buster
– Eek a mouse –
WOW WHAT A LINE UP!
– full sets!
NEWCASTLE ACADEMY Westgate
road, Newcastle U Tyne
24 AND 25 OF NOVEMBER 2007
Weekend tickets ?40 + b/f
(not including after party ?7 or opening party ?7)
Day tickets ?25 + b/f
Tickets www.ticketweb.co.uk 0844 4772000 (24hrs)
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Don’t feel that you can’t
reach because it’s Newcastle. Come up for the weekend! Newcastle Nice!
Hotels can be budget e.g Backpackers, Quality Inn, or
even Holiday Inn all next door to the venue!
The venue holds around 2000
so it’s an intimate show with a huge line
up! After party’s dub club style with Trojan Sound System and Daddy
G from Massive Attack.
Make a reggae weekend away
in Newcastle Gateshead and you won’t regret it.
This is a Culture Promotions
co ordinated event so come support and enjoy.
The UK’s biggest reggae festival,
BOSS SOUNDS returns for its third year, brings together many
of the greats from reggaes golden age…
Nov 23 opening party with Rob
Da Bank – club style- World Headquarters, Curtis Mayfield House, Newcastle
?7
Nov 24 4pm doors till 10.30pm
- GREGORY ISSACS, ERNEST RANGLIN,
MAFIA AND FLUXY BAND.JOHN HOLT, MAX ROMEO
– all live on stage in concert.
Nov 24 – Official after Party
with Trojan Sound and Daddy G The Other Rooms Digital, Newcastle, 11pm
-3.30am. ?7
Nov 25 – 4pm – 12 midnight
DENNIS ALCAPONE, KEN BOOTHE, EEKAMOUSE, PRINCE BUSTER and DELROY
WILLIAMS JUNCTION BAND
The festival promoted by Newcastle’s
‘Jumpin Hot Club’,
Boss Sounds forms part of NewcastleGateshead's
world-class programme of events and festivals for 2007,
This year is set to be another
great year as Boss Sounds continues to identify reggaes impact on music
through introducing reggae’s presence in various cultural genres,
around the UK. Last year’s event featured Jimmy Cliff, Lee Perry and
Prince Buster, this year’s show continues the tradition to illustrate
the history of reggae music by bringing together many of its key exponents.
Culminating in two barnstorming shows at the Newcastle Carling Academy,
these shows will highlight the impact reggae has had on movements in
contemporary music and culture.
Newcastle is a cultural capital,
hosting a series of world-class festivals and events promoted in the
northeast including Boss Sounds.
Tickets www.ticketweb.co.uk 0844 4772000 (24hrs)
