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extras
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Forthcoming Attractions / Lift Festival . top of page
First
up, especially for those who've enquired about tickets and programmes,
we have hot off the press, the programme for The Lift Global
Music Festival 2005 which features some exceptional entertainment
here at The Globe.
Click to download and print the Flier
and Poster
(pdf files).
Alternatively, go direct to The Lift website at www.liftglobal.com
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out The Globe
Website for all our regular bits and pieces,
and of course we welcome your input via our Discussion
Forum.
Friday
June 24th - Vinyl Heaven . £2
A very rare Funk, Soul and reggae grooves night brought to you by one
of Liverpool’s top DJ’s - DJ Gaz - and the lift’s
mighty DJ Rick, who will be delving into his collection of rare Jamaican
singles from 1962 -1975 followed by a heart soothing super rare collection
of Funk and Soul from the amazing DJ Gaz. Another night of not to be
missed sounds from the best of the best.
Saturday
June 25th - Virtuoso + Moses . £3 (Ridiculously cheap!!!)
Virtuoso are back again after a brilliant first time here. Those who
where here for the first time will without a doubt want to be here for
this show. This double header is going to be one to remember.
We
also have the fantastic band Moses (right) – a snippet from their
website:
"Whether
it’s Glastonbury festival, an Amsterdam brothel, a millennium
eve party for tramps (backed by an orchestra of party squeakers) or
the good old 12 Bar Club, playing live is what we do best."
“It
is live where MOSES’ manifesto of entertainment marks them out
as leagues above their Oh so samey, oh so sad peers” - ATTITUDE
magazine
“I can't understand a word they say between songs but their music
is beautiful” SAM BROWN
“Finally - somebody playing acoustic music as it SHOULD be”
JOHN HARRIS author of The Last Party
What do you reckon about that then ...
July ...
Friday
July 1st - Chilled . £2
Chilled bring the week to a lazy end with some of the most laid back
tunes around – with the odd surprise thrown in for good measure.
The Lift’s Rae ‘n’ Rick bring some chilled sounds
to a night of socialising in a space of ambiance wonder for young and
old alike. Plus some very special live guests!!! Doors open at 8.30pm.
Saturday
July 2nd - Dust . £3
Dust is a five piece band from the area who really knows what its like
to carry so much talent. You could describe this outfit in so many genres
and usually in one song! The eclectic balance within the band is head
and shoulders above some of the bands that carry that “signed”
label. I guess after the success they have already gain from this mammoth
task in the National Battle of the Bands competition that record deal
shouldn’t elude them for long. The outstanding strength within
the band exists around the maturity and depth in the sound, and live
performance which is bred from the individual musical and song writing
abilities of the band. Dust play effortlessly live to make the whole
gig feel comfortable and smooth. It’s only when you take a step
back from the surreal and face the realistic edge you see just what
the musicianship is to make it work so well.
Friday
July 8th - African 2 the 4 . £3
Great DJs Phil, Mandy & Terry bring us music from the golden continent.
African music from the those in the know!!!
Saturday
July 9th - Karma plus very special guests £3
Meditation on the nature of zen would be a tough cookie to ascribe to
a soundtrack at the best of times and if there were such a thing it
might involve lots of mystical business with thumb cymbals and Chinese
gongs. Lucky then that Manchester based Karma have arrived on the scene
to lend a hand to proceedings. Think swirling guitars and melodic basslines
wrapped around an ever-spinning collage of tripped out post - blues
and unashamed crowd-pleasing rock. think of a timid monk in deepest
Tibet jumping to his feet to catch the beat. Think Karma.This youthful
four Piece are a fresh faced assault on all rock has allowed itself
to becomewith nods to the likes of Hendrix , Cream, Free and Family,
Karma manage to possess in their own unique sound anantidote to the
manufactured quick fix pop rock that is stifling real talent. You need
to believe in Karma. What you give is what you get. From Manchester
With Love.
Friday
July 15th - Lift Global Music Festival Event
Mamadou Cissoko and the Cissokos . Doors open 7pm for 8pm start . £8
Mamadou Cissoko
will be joined by members of his griot family, The Cissoko’s,
for an electrifying performance fusing together traditional music and
modern beats to produce an explosive cocktail of Afro-Mandinkan rhythm
and dance. The Cissoko sound, which includes kora players, drummers,
singers, bass guitar and dancers, captures the essence of the rhythm
and dance style of the Casamance region in Southern Senegal.
Festival Info see www.liftglobal.com
Saturday
July 16th - Lift Global Music Festival Event
Loonaloop . Doors open 8.30pm . £8
Australian, contemporary electronic dance band best described as a world beat/dance act, Loonaloop’s music covers many styles including Drum and Bass, Trance, House Grooves, World Beats. The five piece line up is well renowned for their intoxicating, high energy live performance.
See www.loonaloop.net . Festival Info see www.liftglobal.com
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