Thursday, October 05, 2006

Simon Breed at the Corsica Arts Club

Oi! Arts lovers. This from the Corsica Arts Club website:

'The Corsica Arts Club is a part of Corsica Studios and provides a platform for performance and exhibition. It aims to create a new social and cultural focal point for the Elephant & Castle and the Borough of Southwark as well as encouraging existing and new audiences into the area.

From October 2004 The Corsica Arts Club offers its members a weekly programme of art, music, talks, book launches, DJ evenings and performances. We are currently concentrating our programming on two main events, Cabaret Sauvignon, a bi-monthly performance and music evening and The Night Gallery a quarterly multi-media arts exhibtion. If you are interested in submitting work, proposing an idea for other events or hiring the gallery please contact us.'

To become a member send your full contact details to membership@corsicastudios.com

Now then. This Sunday night 8th October at 8pm my lovely neighbour who is the singer/songwriter Simon Breed and the other half of the lovely Alice who you met at our coctelopera is performing with Gallon Drunk and Gin Palace at the Corsica Studios, Unit 5, Farrell Court Elephant Road London SE17 1LB. Click on the map to enlarge.

Also, next Thursday 12th October, Simon and band will be headlining the JOHN PEEL DAY gig at THE LEGION, 348 Old Street EC1. For reduced admission email breedgig@hotmail.com with the header LEGION GIG.

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Yearn to Herne



This for all chums whose emails I seem not to have in my contacts...

Hope y'all will be there...

Will be such fun.

Px

Hmmm... text not come out well, but essential details:

Half Moon Pub, Herne Hill
Saturday 21st October
9pm until 2am
Choons and fun.

Tuesday, October 03, 2006

Shameless Eco Advert


Hey guys -- Trevor and Toni will know that I have waxed lyrical [if not operatically] about the car club I belong to. I'm not sure why I get so excited about it as really it's just a new way to hire a car. I guess I like it because it works pretty well, it has very hi-tech Oysteresque cards you wave at the windscreens of shiny new VW Golfs, those Golfs are located within half a mile or so where you all live [ok, a mile if you're in Camberwell] and if you are renting for a very short amount of time or distance it's really cost effective at £4.95/hour including first 30 miles -- additional miles at 19 pence and no charge for petrol. Their web interface, through which you book the cars, is good looking, easy to operate and sensibly written. AND, if two of you join and give my name as the refering Streetcar member ['how did you hear about Streetcar?'], I get 50 quid in theatre tokens, that is if you do this by 12 Nov. Tokens aside, have a look anyway at the site: www.streetcar.co.uk and post any questions you might have about it to the blog. Downsides? I suppose the initial committment you need to make is the £150 deposit they take off your card when you join but that is refundable if you leave and that is the only membership cost, as it were. Beep beep.