“Break The Bank” DJ Competition a new and exciting event being held at the Bank Hotel in Newtown, starting on 16th October 2008.
The event will be one of Sydney’s largest DJ Competitions with a total prize pool of over $7000, including a 12 month contract with DJ Company “The Groove Academy” as well as DJ residency at The Bank Hotel.
The Bank Hotel is looking for great ‘up and coming talent, so enter the competition by submitting a 30 minute DJ mixed CD. CDs will be reviewed and successful applicants will move through into the heats.
The competition will consist of 6 heats over 6 weeks, followed by 2
semi finals and a grand final taking place on 11th December 2008.
Heats every Thursday night starting 16 October
Semi Finals Thursday 27 November & 4 December
Grand Final 11 December
Half price Becks Schooners during competition in the Velvet Room
Entry details at www.inthemix.com.au or www.bankhotel.com.au.
Entries close 24 October 2008.
Bank Hotel, 324 King Street, Newtown 2042. Phone: 8568 1902
Proudly sponsored by Tooheys, Inthemix, SameSame, The Groove Academy, AV sound, Stanton, FagTag & DanceMusicHub.com
3rd October
Catcall, Anna Lunoe, Nikkita, Gabi + Lou Lou, bentley,
Jack Prest
10th October - “bondi block party”
Tom Thumb + Sampology (MPC Beatbox show), Deejay Mathmatics
& RoboTek rockers, Diaz, Jack Prest, bentley
17th October Spit Syndicate, Natural Causes, Jack Prest, Ability,
bentley
24th October
Two Toes, Free Agent Crew, Jack Prest, bentley
31st October
OLMECHA SUPREME (NZ), bentley, Christian Burns
Dust Tones hits back with a month of Fridays at the Beach Rd hotel
in Bondi. Running from 8pm–12am its features a bunch of Sydney’s finest
hip hop talent.
Groovelands Sound System featuring Ben Walsh + Bobby Singh
Morganics
Jack Prest + Shantan Wantan Ichiban (Stolen Records, FBi)
DJ Jonah (Alchemy, SBS)
Bec Paton
Trevor Parkee (Departure Lounge, 2ser)
Moniker
Dust Tones is throwing its full support behind the Center
for Refugee Research and hosting a benefit gig. All artists and people involved
are donating their time for this great cause. The gig is set to take place at
The Bar UTS on the 11th with free entry, people are asked to make a
donation on the night.
Refugees around the world live in camps and urban settings that are horrible
beyond belief. Insufficient food, no health care, little education,
discrimination torture and harassment are part of their daily lives. Some
children have known no other life. Rape and sexual abuse is endemic in
conflict, flight and camps. Refugee women and girls live in constant
danger. Refugee men feel powerless when they are unable to protect the
women. The Center for Refugee research runs project with refugees in India
and on the Thai Burma border., providing training and assisting communities in
their advocate for
improved conditions and better protection. Student from UNSW
support these projects, paying their own way to participate in the training and
subsidizing the costs for the refugees to attend, and to provide food for them
while at the training.
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