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Alphabet Street presents Lord Echo
Alphabet Street presents Lord Echo!
For families.
Capital
E
2-4pm Sunday March 25th
Alphabet Street is a Sunday session at Capital E, where families can listen, laugh, dance and craft together, we provide an iconic live Wellington band, a craft workshop, a dance workshop and a photobooth family photo, as part of our afternoon activities. Alphabet Street proves kids and parents can listen to and enjoy the same music. Alphabet aims to inspire the next generation of Wellington musicians, dancers and artists by providing an authentic arts experience. Alphabet Street is funk for the whole family.
Alphabet Street with Lord Echo will run from 2-4pm on Sunday March 25th, with local DJ Edmund Skillary providing the first hour of tunes to dance to, while you craft with Craftcamp and learn some new dance moves with the Pump Dancers. Each family can also take away a free Amazing Travelling Photobooth family photo to remember your awesome family day with.
Lord Echo aka Mike Fabulous, is the
guitarist and producer for such bands as The Black Seeds,
Fabulous Arabia, The Scribes of Ra and The Recloose Band.
Lord Echos debut solo release Melodies, is a roaring romp
through his crazy world of sound; a magical, meandering
journey through Afro–disco, Soul Reggae, Latin boogie and
Ethio–Jazz.
Echo is joined by a plethora of notable
colleagues from every Wellington band you can imagine, but
this time it's all about Echo! His remarkable talents are
everywhere in abundance. The studio boffin has put down his
soldering iron and picked up his tambourine in order to
create a mighty album of towering tunes! Lord Echo plays his
second ever Wellington show, especially for
Alphabet Street families. Lucky.
Alphabet Street, a family arts experience that will leave the whole family smiling. Dress fruity, craft sparkly and get down with some amazing & inspiring Wellington musicians, up close and personal. Because we believe the children are our future!
Presale tickets $13 from www.undertheradar.co.nz $15 doorsales on the day. Under 2s are free, all activities and workshops included in the ticket price.
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