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Club Dada 2008

Sat 13 – Sun 14 September 2008 / 12pm–9:30pm

Jubilee Gardens by the London Eye

  • The Bobby McGees

On Saturday: golden era Parisian chic; Manu Chao meets Django Rheinhardt; Mexican rockabilly; 21st century barn dance; super-star Americana; radical Latin; a guitar and ballad duel and good-time swing and boogaloo.

On Sunday: ska ‘n’ fruity grooves; French street music; melodramatic songs; fezpians of street theatre; a one-man blues band; Italian gypsy grooves and … The Bobby McGees.

SATURDAY

Hosted by The Splott Brothers; DJ Tofu (Continental Drifts)

12.30 – 1.30pm
Las Torres - UK premiere for French street music maestros
2 – 2.45pm
Carlos & The Bandidos - Mexican-style rockabilly
3.15 – 4pm
Cut A Shine - foot stomping 21st century ceilidh
4.30 – 5.15pm
Bobby Valentino & Los Pistoleros - the best honkytonk around
5.45 – 6.30pm
Radio Revolucion - jumping radical Latin party sound
7 – 7.45pm
Las Torres - UK premiere for French street music maestros
8 – 8.30pm
The Splott Brothers - fezzed up masters of street theatre
8.45 – 9.45pm
Circo Abusivo - UK premiere for top notch gypsy groovers

SUNDAY

Hosted by Frankie Chalet; DJ Cumbia Kid (Fuji Rock Festival, Japan)

12.00 – 12.45pm
Las Torres - UK premiere for French street music maestros
1 – 1.45pm
Brothers Bab - ska ‘n' fruity grooves
2 – 3pm
Blackberry Wood - old-style country and ragtime
3.15 – 3.45pm
Frankie Chalet - French chanson and comedy
4 – 4.45pm
Son of Dave - legendary one-man blues band
5.15 – 6pm
Circo Abusivo - UK premiere for top notch gypsy groovers
6.30 – 7.15pm
The Bobby McGees - wonderfully oddball anti-folk
7.30 – 7.45pm
Plaster of Paris - Victorian melodrama and bizarre classics
8 – 8.45pm
Las Torres - UK premiere for French street music maestros
9 – 9.45pm
DJ Cumbia Kid - king of Latin from the Fuji Rock Festival

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