Brighton hosts a one day music festival as part of the International “CLICK” campaign by MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY to increase awareness of world poverty in 2005.
The event will also raise funds for Tsunami Relief's Music & Creative Therapy Programmes designed to help survivors of the Tsunami who are suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
The line up at the Brighton Centre will include The Lovegods, as well as Trent, Mark Wright, nou, and p-WANA for the evening show from 8-12pm; while from 12 - 6pm there's Family entertainment with Teen pop acts and teen celebrities, plus events, plus partner stalls, and from 6-8pm an Auction & Film Screening, with a fundraising auction of music and sports memorabilia.
As well as the live event at the Brighton Centre, there will also be an online gig with live links to acts playing that night around the world and other international artists who have lent their support to The Big Click. The streamed programme of video and satellite link up’s can be accessed via a minimal online donation @ www.webofstars.net
More details to follow...
Tickets go on sale on Saturday 14 May.
About The Big Click www.thebigclick.org
About Make Poverty History www.makepovertyhistory.org
MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY brings together a wide cross section of over 300 charities, campaigns, trade unions, faith groups and celebrities who are united by a common belief that 2005 offers an unprecedented opportunity for global change.
About Tsunami Relief www.trcymru.org
Tsunami Relief aims to maintain the public awareness of the issues faced by survivors and to support social, economic and spiritual redevelopment programmes. Tsunami Relief is a Registered Charity (Charity Commission Ref: 1107754) and a Registered Company (Companies House Ref: 5328359).
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