Mojo - The Music Magazine

Pink Floyd Issue

New issue

Click For CONTENTS

News

NEWS DIGEST: Wednesday, June 4

3:00 PM GMT 04/06/2008

NEWS DIGEST: Wednesday, June 4

Dave Gilmour will appear alongside Ron Geesin, the co-writer of Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother, as they perform the album's title track at this year's Chelsea festival on June 15. They will be accompanied by Italian band Mun Floyd, a ten-piece brass ensemble from the Royal College of Music, cellist Caroline Dale and the 40-strong chorus Canticum conducted by Mark Forkgen.

MOJO faves The Young Knives will play an intimate gig for 160 fans at the Star Of Bethnal Green in London on June 11.

Tickets cost £8 and are available on the door.

Musicians unite! Check out new portal Show Me How To Play.com to learn some of music's greatest chord changes, solos and general song legends. The site can be found HERE

The Pretty Things are set to dedicate their 100 Club show on Friday to the late Bo Diddley. A Wake For Bo Diddley will feature the super-charged '60s rockers headline the show with support coming from The Flying Padovanis, The Malchicks and some very special guests.

Tickets cost £18.50 / £20 on door.

More information can be found at www.rhythmat.com.

And finally...The Beatles released The Ballad Of John and Yoko 39 years ago today. Here's that famous promo clip...


Posted by Ross_Bennett at 3:00 PM GMT 04/06/2008

Related MOJO content:

Beatles , Pink Floyd , Pretty Things , Young Knives

Comments

Comment on this post


Click here for House Rules

Comment on this post

end of body content back to top

Footer

Home

News

Features

Disc Of The Day

Newsletter Sign Up

Gallery

Tickets

Mojo Shop

Message Boards

Subscribe

Covers

About

Our pals:

We Like

Join us on:

  • youtube
  • twitter
  • facebook

© Copyright Bauer - all
rights reserved.
Reproduction of this
website, in whole or in
part, in any form or
medium without express
written permission from
Bauer is prohibited. All
use is subject to our
Terms of Use

end of footer back to top

Back to top