Love Music Hate Racism

Tuesday 20 September 2005, 8pm-midnight The Luminaire, Kilburn, London. Performing live… Wry Glorious Bugfly The Favours Shalika Music on the night ranges from funk rock to punk to indie. Venue address & directions: The Luminaire 311 Kilburn High Road Kilburn NW6 7JR info@theluminaire.co.uk http://www.theluminaire.co.uk Tube: Kilburn [Jubilee] / Kilburn Park [Bakerloo] Train: Silverlink [Brondesbury] Bus: 16, 32, 189, 316 Map: http://tinyurl.com/eykq3 Info: 07742 630 457

These beautifully-designed t-shirts and posters will become a collector’s item in no time and is a must for any Love Music Hate Racism supporter or serious Hard-Fi fan! On Thursday 15th Sept 2005, Hard-Fi played a LMHR benefit gig at the Scala in London alongside ska legends The Beat, Jerry Dammers and Neville [...]

Featuring the original 1978 Rock against Racism manifesto. As valid now as it was almost 30 years ago when The Clash, Pistols, Sham, Steel Pulse and X-Ray Spex spearheaded a punky-reggae resistance to the racists and fascists. This is our contribution to the Kick Racism out of Football campaign with all profits donated to Love [...]

Neville Staple and Jerry Dammers from The Specials Neville Staples from The Specials Neville Staples from The Specials and Richard Archer from Hard-Fi Neville Staples from The Specials and Richard Archer from Hard-Fi Neville Staples from The Specials Rankin’ Roger and Rankin’ Junior (Murphy) from The Beat Hard-Fi Love Music Hate Racism crowd Richard Archer from Hard-Fi Laila from Sonic Boom [...]

Saturday Sept 17, 12 to 6pm Oakwood College of Technology, Rotherham, South Yorks A day-long festival of music and culture in aid of LMHR, following Rotherham’s successful first LMHR event back in April this year. Watch this space for a great music line-up - announced soon. Supported by Rotherham Trades Council, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council and The Arts Council [...]

Love Music Hate Racism is proud to present a host of hot new indie bands… Cazals have been described as “East End dandies” performing a “veritable riot of syncopated beats and riffs, with funky bass rhythms and refreshingly minimal strumming” Cazals most recent release “Poor Innocent Boys”, on 1234 Records “was intelligent, dark and downright filthy [...]

Thousands of people, black and white, turned out in Toxteth Liverpool last Sunday to honour the memory of murdered black teenager Anthony Walker and show unity in the face of racism. Organised by Merseyside Coalition Against Racism and Fascism and Merseyside TUC, the free festival saw performances by bands like Ladytron, the 747s, Pete Wylie, and [...]

Tragic events in New Orleans have laid bare America's bigotry and exposed the lie of equal opportunity