Talkin' Bout A Revolution
Oh Yeah Music Centre
On the 50th anniversary year of the Civil Rights movement here in Northern Ireland, Sound of Belfast has invited musicians, authors and activists to consider music, songs and the power of such to change the world.
The evening will include an informal discussion and a playlist of songs selected by the panel, that have inspired and changed the way we think, held in the Sunflower Public House. Tickets available from https://www.eventbrite.com/e/talkin-bout-a-revolution-tickets-50689306079
FEATURING:
Stuart Bailie
Writer, Journalist, Broadcaster. Author of Trouble Songs, Music and Conflict in Northern Ireland
Dave Randall
Musician (Faithless, Sinead O'Connor, Dido), writer and political activist. Author of Sound System, The Political Power of Music
Tom Robinson
Songwriter, Musician and Broadcaster hosting a regular show on BBC Radio 6 Music
Roisin Dwyer
Commissioning Editor at Hot Press magazine, and contributor to Radio Nova's Rock Report
This event is part of the Sound of Belfast music festival. For full programme details visit www.soundofbelfast.com
- Arts
- Community relations
Date and Time
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Location
Sunflower Public House, 65 Union Street
Belfast
BT1 2JG
United Kingdom
More Information
This event will be held in the Sunflower Public House
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