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Sky Badger’s unique charity gig at the Malt Cross, Nottingham
10.08.13
MUSIC fans can have the opportunity of a lifetime to see The Tuesday Club, Rose Redd, Ron McElroy, Casee Wilson and Lanre all in one place and for one night only! They will be playing live at The Malt Cross, Nottingham in aid of Sky Badger on Saturday 10th August from 7.30pm.
Alongside the live performances, the audience will drink, eat cake and can donation to Sky Badger…that way everyone can have fun while making the world a better place.
• Rose Redd - "Redd is a rare talent, an artist who effortlessly transcends genres and makes you feel like you've known her forever." Gavin Monaghan
• Tuesday Club – “…a keeky, even camp-rock vibe that could well get them noticed, while the delivery is cheeky and celebratory enough to endear them too” Indie London Singles of the Week
• Ron Mcelroy - "If this song was a car it would be the quickest on the road and if it was a girl it would be the best looking girl in the bar. If it was a spirit, it would get you drunk in one shot alone." Tommy Jones music-news.com
• Casee Wilson - "A touch of Tori Amos and Kate Bush in there which is always welcomed with open arms" - Jericho Keys, BBC Introducing
• Lanre - “…timeless, contemporary, iconic and forward looking” Green Man
ROSE REDD (performer) said…"From knowing lots of disabled children growing up, I realised how difficult it was to look after children who were disabled and had special needs. They were some of the happiest children I had ever met, but I could see how parents became so worn out and why they have to work so hard for their children, it made me realise how much my own parents had worked so hard through my life and still do. I feel honored to be able to support such a wonderful charity."
Rose Redd
About Sky Badger - “Sky Badger – Finding help and adventure for disabled children and their families” At Sky Badger, we believe that family life should be full of fun and adventure – this is especially important when your child has a disability or life-threatening illness. Sky Badger helps make this possible by guiding families to everything they need through our website www.skybadger.co.uk and e-helpdesk. We find everything from disabled deep sea-diving to extra help at school, to grants for specialist bikes and computers. So far we’ve reached over 150,000 families and professional helping disabled children in the UK. Our patrons are Professor Stephen Hawking, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Gerald Scarfe and Lord Neuberger. Sky Badger is a member of the Council for Disabled Children.
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