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PASSING CLOUDS FIESTIVAL
It's finally getting towards Summer time, so the creative minds behind Passing Clouds have come together to organise a Bank Holiday Weekender that you won't forget!
Here at Passing Clouds we've seen everything from Folk to Jungle come through our doors over the years, so we've put together a selection of some of our favourites to create a tropical 2 day mashup in the heart of East London.
Fiestival kicks of with a proper having it Saturday night, featuring an eclectic mix of rising stars on the UK underground scene. The madness continues on Sunday, starting gently with some acoustic sessions and workshops before descending into a diverse array of the craziest festival bands on the circuit!
SATURDAY
LIVE:
BackBeat SoundSystem
Made with movement in mind, this is traditional reggae music slapped upside the head with a party stick! Stomping bass, dub synths & steady grooves create a funky roots sound that's great to dance to!
Professor Elemental
Meet the man behind the world's first steampunk rap album! His music charts subjects such as steam-powered flight, underwater discovery, and nice cups of tea, all delivered in a hilariously eccentric steampunk style.
Ma'Grass
An eclectic electric mash up of influences from Jazz, Afro, Funk, Latin, Ragga to Rock and far beyond! This band stirs up our music culture with flavours from the past, present and future.
Ghost Writerz
Pioneers of the UK's very-own Sound System Music, this duo's work fuses Reggae, Hip Hop and Jungle with conscious (sometimes raucous!) lyricism and melodic hooks.
KIERAN AND THE IGUANAS
This Bristol crew's alt-world tropidelic sound combines a multicultural mix of musical genres; ripping influences from around the world to produce a dense ball of exotic rhythms played to the backdrop of grey skies and dark alleyways!
DJs:
Koichi Sakai
Nothing but the very best in Soul, Jazz, Funk, Reggae, Latin and Afrobeat from the man behind Ghetto Lounge:
http://ow.ly/Kd2Co
Urgent Union
Big carnival vibes from Passing Clouds' resident DJs!
www.urgentunion.com
Selecta Mad Max
This mixmaster takes influence from dub, roots, dancehall, DnB, Latin beats & Future Bass with the aim of blending that shizzle into tropical dancefloor bangers!
http://ow.ly/Kd5jh
The Sultan
This Beatroots regular always kills it! Whether it be Dancehall, Garage, House, Jungle or Hip Hop, the Sultan is well practiced in creating a party atmosphere that always leaves a impression.
SUNDAY
WORKSHOPS:
We will be open from 1pm with loads of fun workshops for you to enjoy!
Instrument Making with Austin
Learn how to fashion your own instrument from a vegetable with our very own Austin! You may have spotted him playing sousaphone in Yoshke and the Wolves!
Head dress making with Ella
Our resident lady of decor Ella teaches you how to make a stunning Festival head dress! Make something floral and Frida Kahlo-inspired, or maybe you'd like to do your favourite animal? She'll help you realise your vision :)
Many more amazing workshops TBA!
ACOUSTIC SESSIONS:
Featuring the delightful sounds of some very talented friends such as Mario Lottari, Charlie Hinchcliff, Nick Brown, Horatio James Band and Katherine Abbott, our acoustic sessions will run from 1pm till late.
LIVE ACTS:
Ushti Baba
Banging out stomping Balkan beats, heart wrenching Celtic melodies to live Jungle/DnB/Dupstep beatbox. Gypsy Jungle Turbo Folkstep, raucous foot stomping good times!
Dr Bluegrass and the Illbilly 8
Foot stompin', thigh slappin' bluegrass from the deep south (of England)! These guys incite a serious hoe down every time they play - are you ready to hear a bluegrass Dr. Dre cover???
MORE LIVE ACTS TBA FOR SUNDAY NIGHT!
INFO:
Passing Clouds, 1 Richmond Road, E8 4AA
Saturday April 4th: 7pm-4am Free before 9pm, £5 till 10pm, £10 after 10pm.
Sunday April 5th: 1pm-late £3 before 6pm, £5 after till 9pm, £8 after 9pm.
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LocationPassing Clouds (View)
1 Richmond Road
London E8 4AA
United Kingdom
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Minimum Age: 18 |
Kid Friendly: No |
Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: Yes! |
Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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