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Barcelona
Saturday 10 August 2013
Poble Espanyol
Doors open: 18:00
Main artist: 19:00
TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE
A new festival is born in Barcelona. Trash An’ Ready gets behind reggae music, genre that best reflect the weird times we are living. Barcelona, the leading force in the resurgence of Caribbean and Afro-American rhythms in Spain and the nerve center of a new band scene, has a new proposal for its Summer Music program.
“Trash An’ Ready” is a popular Jamaican slang expression which means something very fashionable and elegant, a fitting description for the current state of the reggae music scene.
On best possible spot in the city, El Poble Espanyol, on August 10th it will fill its main square with SOJA, Black Uhuru, The Skatalites and Pirat's Sound Sistema’s concerts. Marcus Reggaeland will be our MC and guest DJ to complete the night between performances.
Tickets are already on sale at www.trashanready.com, www.doctormusic.com and www.ticketmaster.es, also at Fnac, Tilllate.es, Carrefour, by phone at 902 15 00 25 and through the usual sale outlets from Ticketmaster network. Ticket price is 32 Euros (booking fees not included).
Please note, if you are still holding ticket/s from SOJA’s cancelled show last November in Barcelona, you have now have the following 3 options available to you :
- Access the Festival site from doors opening (6pm) and enjoy all the bands performing in their entirety. However you will have to upgrade your ticket and pay a difference of 13 EUR which you can do at any Ticketmaster point of sale.
- If you do not wish to upgrade your ticket for full festival access and would just like to see SOJA in concert, then your existing ticket from last years cancelled Bikini show will allow you access to the venue from 11pm only. You will not have to pay any extra fee and your existing ticket will allow you entry but only after 11pm.
- If you are not able to attend this show and would like a full refund then please return your ticket to point of sale. Please note, this offer is only valid until MAY 30th – after this time no further refunds will be accepted.
SOJA:
SOJA have become a launch pad for a new generation of reggae bands that are revitalizing the genre. Over the past few years they have sold more than 150.000 albums, played in over 15 countries and pulled in over 20 million hits on YouTube. With works such as “Peace in a Time of War” (2002), “Get Wiser” (2006) and “Born in Babylon” (2009), they have risen to the top of the reggae world. With their new album, “Strength to Survive”, inspired by Bob Marley’s 1979 album “Survival”, the band makes an impassioned call for unity and change with universal songs of faith, hope and love.
BLACK UHURU feat. Andrew Bees & Kaye Starh & The Iqulah Rastafari Band:
“Duckie” Simpson, one of the legends of the genre and one of the few remaining survivors of the Golden age, is back with his companions of recent years and the Iqulah Rastafari Band. Black Uhuru’s long success has allowed them to become ambassadors of the genre. With 14 full length albums, 7 instrumental dub’s, and 4 live’s they have the highest record sales in reggae music behind Bob Marley. The band made history when they won the first ever Grammy Award for reggae music in 1984 for the album “Anthem”.
THE SKATALITES:
The Skatalites began performing in Jamaica in May 1964. With members from other groups, the band soon became a legend, backing all the developing artists of the day, such as Toots and The Maytals, Prince Buster and “The Wailing Wailers” featuring Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. These groups were all jumping on the new beat called ska, which had an infectious rhythm that was catching on like wildfire. Eventually, the beat slowed down into rocksteady, and then reggae. Featuring original alto sax man Lester “Ska” Sterling and vocalist Doreen Shaffer, along with the current lineup of outstanding musicians they have chosen to accompany them, the band proudly presents live the music of Jamaican Ska.
PIRAT’S SOUND SISTEMA:
The first Jamaican sound system in Catalan born in 2003 in the Barcelona’s Sants district. To the rhythm of reggae, dancehall, rap and drum'n'bass, Pirat's Sound Sistema sing to the daily nature of the street and XXI century's youth. Their first LP, "Sants Sistema" invested in 2005, followed by "Vol II" in 2007. Now, they have just released their third reference, "Em bull la sang" funded by Verkami’s crowdfunding. At Poble Espanyol they will be the finest representatives of the effervescent and active local scene in the genre, which enjoy one of the best moments in its history.
SCHEDULE
Doors Open – 18:00h
PIRAT’S SOUND SISTEMA – 19:00h
THE SKATALITES – 20:15h
BLACK UHURU – 21:30h
SOJA – 23:15h
GENERAL CONDITIONS
- Minors under 16 years old will be admitted if they are accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.
- Once you leave the venue will not be allowed to reenter.
- It is not allowed access to the venue with food and / or drink, except water for own consumption in a small plastic bottle.
- Tickets may only be purchased at sales points specifically authorized by the organizers.
- Possession of a ticket does not entitle the holder to use it for advertising, marketing or promotion purposes. Tickets found to be in breach of this prohibition will be confiscated, and cancelled immediately.
A new festival is born in Barcelona. Trash An’ Ready gets behind reggae music, genre that best reflect the weird times we are living. Barcelona, the leading force in the resurgence of Caribbean and Afro-American rhythms in Spain and the nerve center of a new band scene, has a new proposal for its Summer Music program.
“Trash An’ Ready” is a popular Jamaican slang expression which means something very fashionable and elegant, a fitting description for the current state of the reggae music scene.
On best possible spot in the city, El Poble Espanyol, on August 10th it will fill its main square with SOJA, Black Uhuru, The Skatalites and Pirat's Sound Sistema’s concerts. Marcus Reggaeland will be our MC and guest DJ to complete the night between performances.
Tickets are already on sale at www.trashanready.com, www.doctormusic.com and www.ticketmaster.es, also at Fnac, Tilllate.es, Carrefour, by phone at 902 15 00 25 and through the usual sale outlets from Ticketmaster network. Ticket price is 32 Euros (booking fees not included).
Please note, if you are still holding ticket/s from SOJA’s cancelled show last November in Barcelona, you have now have the following 3 options available to you :
- Access the Festival site from doors opening (6pm) and enjoy all the bands performing in their entirety. However you will have to upgrade your ticket and pay a difference of 13 EUR which you can do at any Ticketmaster point of sale.
- If you do not wish to upgrade your ticket for full festival access and would just like to see SOJA in concert, then your existing ticket from last years cancelled Bikini show will allow you access to the venue from 11pm only. You will not have to pay any extra fee and your existing ticket will allow you entry but only after 11pm.
- If you are not able to attend this show and would like a full refund then please return your ticket to point of sale. Please note, this offer is only valid until MAY 30th – after this time no further refunds will be accepted.
SOJA:
SOJA have become a launch pad for a new generation of reggae bands that are revitalizing the genre. Over the past few years they have sold more than 150.000 albums, played in over 15 countries and pulled in over 20 million hits on YouTube. With works such as “Peace in a Time of War” (2002), “Get Wiser” (2006) and “Born in Babylon” (2009), they have risen to the top of the reggae world. With their new album, “Strength to Survive”, inspired by Bob Marley’s 1979 album “Survival”, the band makes an impassioned call for unity and change with universal songs of faith, hope and love.
BLACK UHURU feat. Andrew Bees & Kaye Starh & The Iqulah Rastafari Band:
“Duckie” Simpson, one of the legends of the genre and one of the few remaining survivors of the Golden age, is back with his companions of recent years and the Iqulah Rastafari Band. Black Uhuru’s long success has allowed them to become ambassadors of the genre. With 14 full length albums, 7 instrumental dub’s, and 4 live’s they have the highest record sales in reggae music behind Bob Marley. The band made history when they won the first ever Grammy Award for reggae music in 1984 for the album “Anthem”.
THE SKATALITES:
The Skatalites began performing in Jamaica in May 1964. With members from other groups, the band soon became a legend, backing all the developing artists of the day, such as Toots and The Maytals, Prince Buster and “The Wailing Wailers” featuring Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. These groups were all jumping on the new beat called ska, which had an infectious rhythm that was catching on like wildfire. Eventually, the beat slowed down into rocksteady, and then reggae. Featuring original alto sax man Lester “Ska” Sterling and vocalist Doreen Shaffer, along with the current lineup of outstanding musicians they have chosen to accompany them, the band proudly presents live the music of Jamaican Ska.
PIRAT’S SOUND SISTEMA:
The first Jamaican sound system in Catalan born in 2003 in the Barcelona’s Sants district. To the rhythm of reggae, dancehall, rap and drum'n'bass, Pirat's Sound Sistema sing to the daily nature of the street and XXI century's youth. Their first LP, "Sants Sistema" invested in 2005, followed by "Vol II" in 2007. Now, they have just released their third reference, "Em bull la sang" funded by Verkami’s crowdfunding. At Poble Espanyol they will be the finest representatives of the effervescent and active local scene in the genre, which enjoy one of the best moments in its history.
SCHEDULE
Doors Open – 18:00h
PIRAT’S SOUND SISTEMA – 19:00h
THE SKATALITES – 20:15h
BLACK UHURU – 21:30h
SOJA – 23:15h
GENERAL CONDITIONS
- Minors under 16 years old will be admitted if they are accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.
- Once you leave the venue will not be allowed to reenter.
- It is not allowed access to the venue with food and / or drink, except water for own consumption in a small plastic bottle.
- Tickets may only be purchased at sales points specifically authorized by the organizers.
- Possession of a ticket does not entitle the holder to use it for advertising, marketing or promotion purposes. Tickets found to be in breach of this prohibition will be confiscated, and cancelled immediately.
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