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Onefest 26th–29th July Added Extras!

Published: Tue 25 Jul 2006 04:51 PM
Radio One 91fm’s 2006 Onefest 26th–29th July Added Extras!!
This week it is Radio One's biggest party – Onefest!
Onefest is celebrating it’s 10-year anniversary, so we are partying up large with 4 nights of massive gigs, a record fair in the weekend and a movie screening tonight! Make sure you write the following juicy little added extras in your diary:
A MOVIE!
Tonight we have a screening of
BULLET BOY. Bullet Boy tells the story of two brothers growing up in one of London’s most volatile neighbourhoods. It’s a tale of young men on the edge within Britain’s inner cities. The movie has won acclaim in Britain with director Saul Dibb winning the Evening Standard British Film Award for Most Promising Newcomer this year. So, see you tonight at the Academy Cinema at 8pm.
DINE AND DANCE!
Come along early to Arc Café on Thursday night because we are putting on a good old fashioned dine and dance. From 7pm til 9pm you can grab a piece of pizza and a beer for $7.50. DJ Manick will be there entertaining you with sumptuous tunes and spinning skills before Bachelorette and Mr Kilgour & The Heavy Eights take over.
PLUS… fancy DJs playing at the Record Fair.
We also have a team of DJs playing at the Record Fair. Come along and check out what Andy Flyboy, Tony Montana and Ras Boof have to offer this Saturday from 11.00am until 4.00pm at the University Union whilst diggin for musical treasures. If you want a stall feel free to email
promotions@r1.co.nz. See you there.
And of course the original line up of fantastic gigs…
Wed 26 July - COCO SOLID, HAY MAN!, DJ TIG – The Crown Hotel
Thur 27 July - DAVID KILGOUR AND THE HEAVY EIGHTS, BACHELORETTE – Arc Cafe
Fri 28 July - NORTH SHORE PONY CLUB, ANDY FLYBOY – Bath St
Sat 29 July - HDU, CRUDE, OPERATION ROLLING THUNDER - Refuel
Good times... and all free with your 2006 Onecard. If you don’t have one you can grab a shiny new Onecard from Arc Café, Cosmic Corner, Real Groovy or the Radio One office for a mere $25. There will also be frighteningly limited door sales for $15 on the night
ENDS

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