THURSDAY APRIL 1ST 2010
SHEPHERDS BUSH EMPIRE
THE ENEMY – CARL BARAT - REVEREND AND THE MAKERS - LIVE
On Thursday April 1st ChildLine Rocks returns with an incredible one off line up of The Enemy, Carl Barat and Reverend and the Makers playing live to raise money for ChildLine on behalf of ChildLine Rocks.
For all these acts this will be a rare London performance, it is The Enemy’s only London date until at least the autumn with new songs being premiered on the night, Reverend are on a national tour in February and March with this being the only London date and this show will be Carl Barat’s national debut with his new band and new songs.
All bands will play 45 minutes sets with one more special live band to be confirmed together with an extra special host to be announced over the next few weeks.
ChildLine
ChildLine Rocks was established as a fundraising initiative by the legendary "Whispering" Bob Harris, nearly three years ago to raise money for ChildLine, a service of the NSPCC.
ChildLine is the UK’s free, 24-hour helpline for children and young people, and receives thousands of calls and online contacts from children in distress every day. With current funds ChildLIne can only answer two thirds of the 2.3 million calls it receives from children each year
The ChildLine Rocks initiative, through its series of events each year, aims to raise a six figure sum for ChildLine annually and can list the following supporters from the music industry: Classic Rock magazine and Planet Rock Radio. Yamaha has teamed up with ChildLine and the ChildLine Rocks initiative to raise funds for the helpline for children and young people through Yamaha's ninety plus music schools up and down the UK, which schools over 10,000 music students per week.
Tickets
Tickets will be on sale from this Friday the 29th January from all usual outlets.
Venue
PR
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