Saturday, 17th August 2013
Crystal Palace Park, Anerley Hill, Crystal Palace, SE19 2BA
Info: An amazing fun day festival in the Park headlined by the BlockheadsAn amazingly tight band - the Blockheads who despite the loss of Ian Dury (their charismatic lead singer who lost his fight with cancer in 2000) are still keeping the flame of their clever tunes and terrific funked up rock well and truly alive
All the classics are in there: Reasons to Be Cheerful, Hit Me with your Rhythm Stick, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, What a Waste and many more...
As well as this Support from local sensation 'The Dualers' who at last get to perform outdoors in their own back yard
further terrific support entertainment in the form of local bands that are really making it, such as Van Susans (getting Radio 2 and BBC 6 airplay) as well as Dogstand (also getting Radio 2 airplay) then we have a simply scintillating Police Tribute band in the form of 'Secret Police' more to be added and then we have Clowns and stilt walkers and food and beer and wine and comedy and a Funfair whew!
NB. Tickets will increase in price as we near the start date
Date: Sat 17th Aug, 2013
Doors: 12:00pm doors open
Ages: All ages - under 3's go freePRICES:
Sunday 18th August: Proms in the Park with Firework Finale
Support: The KENT SINFONIA plus Rock Choir 100 voices
Info: Picnic PROMS return to Crystal Place - bring your lanterns and your hampers and blankets and your Champagne or buy some of ours but have a wonderful relaxing afternoon as the Kent Sinfonia take us through all our favourite classical tunes to sing along with and wave a flag at - from Nimrod to the 1812 via Radetsky and with a glorious firework finale
The Rock Choir's myriad voices support the show with some great renditions of classic anthems - Pimms anybody?
Friday 16th Aug 2013Pink Floyd tribute Just Floyd


Everyone needs more disco in their life. Today's mix of the day is from Chicago's Tim Zawada, banging disco at, appropriately enough, Go BANG! in San Francisco
Two guys, an undisclosed number of turntables and plenty of time: the fellas named Borrowed Identity and Mechanical Soul Brother record a live set of House and Disco from 'the Basement' for Chicago label Stripped and Chewed