Published
Tue, Sep 14, 2004, 11:23
For the third time, Smirnoff Experience will take over The Custard Factory in Birmingham on 30 September, programming 4 rooms of international electronic music artists alongside the best local talent. This event will be free as part of the ‘Smirnoff Experience’ and with only limited tickets available we suggest you get in early for this one.
UK hip hop artist Roots Manuva will be bringing his live set to the fold alongside MC Pitman. Pitman the comedic ex-coal miner come rapper that made his name doing a spoof version of the Roots Manuva track 'Witness (One Hope)'. This is the first time the two will perform on the same bill. Eclectic Method are audio/visual bootleggers who will bring a unique DJ/VJ display to the evening.
Another room is headlined by Erol Alkan, Jon Carter and The Loose Cannons showcasing their own blend of dirty pop funk. The remaining room will be an eclectic mix of everything party from Howie B, Andy Barlow (of Lamb) and friends.
The night kicks off at 9:00pm and its free if you register on the Smirnoff website.