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Programme details
Please find details of the artists who performed at the inaugural Magnetic South, which took place in April 2016.
Thursday 14 April 2016
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Time
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Venue
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Performers
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Performers' base
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|---|
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5pm
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Student Centre |
Lashelle McDonald (singer)
|
LSBU student
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5.30pm
| Student Centre |
Alex Chauveau (DJ)
|
LSBU student
|
|
6pm
| Student Centre |
Ace Motif (singer)
|
LSBU student
|
|
7pm
| Student Centre | Raime DJs (Tom Halstead) |
East London
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8pm
| Student Centre | Blood Sport (live band) | Sheffield
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|
8.45pm
|
Edric Theatre
| Safiya Allaf (poetry)
|
Canterbury
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| 9pm | Student Centre | Raime DJs (Joe Andrews) | East London |
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9.20pm
|
Edric Theatre
| Dorothy Lehane (poetry), Matthew Bourne (synthesisers)
|
Canterbury, Airedale
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|
10pm
| Student Centre | Cooly G (DJ)
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South London
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|
10.20pm
|
Edric Theatre
| Gus Garside (double bass), Rachel Musson (sax), Corey Mwamba (vibes)
|
Brighton, London, Derby
|
Friday 15 April 2016
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Time
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Venue
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Performers
|
Performers' base
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|---|
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5pm
| Student Centre |
Jerusha Frimpong (singer)
|
LSBU student
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| 5.30pm | Student Centre | Liz Mackenzie (singer-songwriter) | LSBU student |
| 6.10pm | Student Centre | Eleni Marmarou (dancer) | LSBU student |
| 7pm | Student Centre | Beattie Cobell (live electronics) | South London |
| 7.45pm | Edric Theatre | Stephanie Thomas (spoken word) | LSBU student |
| 7.50pm | Edric Theatre | Bee Middleton-Manners (poetry) | LSBU student |
| 8pm | Student Centre | Jennifer Lucy Allan (DJ) | Southend |
| 8.05pm | Edric Theatre | Niall Holliday (poetry) | LSBU student |
| 8.30pm | Edric Theatre | Florence Peake (dance), Jo Thomas (electronics) | London |
| 9pm | Student Centre | Not Sorry (live band) | South London and East London |
| 9.30pm | Edric Theatre | Matthew Simms (guitar), Yuki Tsujii (guitar) | Maidstone and London |
| 10pm | Student Centre | Soul Jazz Sound System (DJs and MC) | South London and Soho |
| 10.30pm | Edric Theatre | Graham Dunning (self-built instrument, synths) performs "Mechanical Techno" | London |
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