This is Wanted comes to Dublin
A Wrangler weekend of fashion, music, art and film
Wrangler announces This Is Wanted weekend, a fusion of fashion, music, art and film events from 4th-7th Oct. A host of top international acts as well as hot Irish talent will descend on Dublin for an assault of urban culture.
The musical line up for the weekend includes multiple Grammy Award winners De La Soul. Their first show in Dublin for 4 years, De La Soul will be supported by Messiah J & the Expert. MOS DEF, who has never played in Ireland before will be in the Village while in Crawdaddy, Irish band Starlittlething will be launching their debut album. MADLIB, regarded by many as the most prolific producer of the last 10 years will make his debut Irish appearance in the Tivoli and on the same night, James Chance & The French Contortions, supported by Cap Pas Cap will play The Sugar Club.
As well as this top notch line up, a series of activities will take place across the city including:
A Wrangler weekend of fashion, music, art and film
Wrangler announces This Is Wanted weekend, a fusion of fashion, music, art and film events from 4th-7th Oct. A host of top international acts as well as hot Irish talent will descend on Dublin for an assault of urban culture.
The musical line up for the weekend includes multiple Grammy Award winners De La Soul. Their first show in Dublin for 4 years, De La Soul will be supported by Messiah J & the Expert. MOS DEF, who has never played in Ireland before will be in the Village while in Crawdaddy, Irish band Starlittlething will be launching their debut album. MADLIB, regarded by many as the most prolific producer of the last 10 years will make his debut Irish appearance in the Tivoli and on the same night, James Chance & The French Contortions, supported by Cap Pas Cap will play The Sugar Club.
As well as this top notch line up, a series of activities will take place across the city including:
DJ Bar Sessions: The South William, Anseo & Hogan’s
Art Grafitti Exhibition: Work from Maser and Jor, all weekend in Filmbase
Music Documentaries: Two per day in Filmbase including the premiere of Mochilla
Vinyl Fair: All day Saturday in Filmbase
Clubs: Maximum Joy Club & Choice Cuts
All Day Turntable Party: All day Saturday in The Globe
A surprise fashion showcase with a twist will kickstart the weekend, displaying new direction Wrangler collections to crave. This season sees a new line added to the Wrangler repertoire, Blue Bella Story, a premium range with artistic collaborations, which will be launched at the This Is Wanted weekend.
For more information, full line up and stage times etc log onto http://www.thisiswanted.eu/.
This is wanted launches tonight at the South William. See yiz there.
Clubs: Maximum Joy Club & Choice Cuts
All Day Turntable Party: All day Saturday in The Globe
A surprise fashion showcase with a twist will kickstart the weekend, displaying new direction Wrangler collections to crave. This season sees a new line added to the Wrangler repertoire, Blue Bella Story, a premium range with artistic collaborations, which will be launched at the This Is Wanted weekend.
For more information, full line up and stage times etc log onto http://www.thisiswanted.eu/.
This is wanted launches tonight at the South William. See yiz there.
8 comments:
Madlib is a real coup obviously.
I'd love to see Mos Def but not for 33 squideroos!
yeah, 33 sponds is a bit much for the Village. Although it'll be done up by then, won't it (is it being done up at the moment, or did I just make that up?)
Provided its the real Madlib, of course.....
Whelans.
October 14.
I shall be velcroing my sprogs to the wall and going in to see Scott Herren.
He's so good that it's bound to be a complete disaster.
not done up yet i think, seeing as kid606 is on there tomorrow night.
don't turn down Mos Def. he's brilliant in person. really. Pay the coin. Its worth it. If you go and dont agree, I'll send you a case of j.d. on me.
Ohh, Vinyl Fair...would somebody remind me of this closer to the date as I'll soon forget?
I would pay 33 notes to see Mos Def I think.
Most definitely worth seeing.
Post a Comment