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BATTLE OF THE BANDS 2008 LONDON: RESULTS

4 months ago

The first ever BlastBeat Battle of the Bands in the UK lasted almost 3 hours and was a huge success.
We had performances from:
The Cyklones
Kyma
Ben Schulz
RLD.
Norlington Spitters
Tom Hood.

The Bands played 2 or more songs each, trying to get the crowds best attention (which seemed pretty easy to them seeing that everyone was enjoying it).

We had 4 judges:
Rob (Head of BlastBeat)
Dan (from BlastBeat)
Mr.Burton (Head of Leytonstone)
Dave Hughes (Magnolia Productions)

The judges gave their results after an excellent raffle (prizes included electric and acoustic guitar) and after our guest band STEER CLEAR had played 5 fantastic songs.

Their were two winners. BEN SCHULZ and the CYKLONES were both chosen to take part in the National Finals!
Congratulations to them and we will be seeing them playing in the Finals very soon.

A quick word also for Luke Bailey and Seth Finegold. Luke and Seth presented our concert and were superb. The Head of BlastBeat, Rob Stephenson, was so impressed with them that he has given them the opportunity to host the World Finals of the 2007/08 BlastBeat competition. This means that they are off to Dublin in May. Well done to them!

For all of you that were at the concert - thank you!! You helped us to raise money for charity and make the evening a success.
All the bands were very good and very proffesional on stage. We had a great range of people old and young coming along. Bands like Kyma and RLD JUST missed out on winning so good luck to them and be sure to see them back again to battle it out with the bands once again very soon!

Month 2

6 months ago

This is a copy from our Company Space (www.blastspace.com/fm). We faced alot from the past month but are getting through all these challenges as a group and are ready to proceed to making the Battle of the Bands Concert. Other than my words, here is the group space's blog:
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Entering the second month of the BlastBeat competition, we had a few bumps along the way to our Concert Production making it a harder task to perform, a main problem was the date change of the Concert itself: (From the 27th March to the 2nd April.)

The reason to the change of day was someone (unannouncingly) booked the location on the exact day we had, meaning a change of- nearly everything.

Changing the date wasn't to hard, the problem to it was having to replace all Tickets, Posters, Flyers and online promotion to the new date and resending everything with a whole-new set day. (Not to mention putting up all the Posters and sending Tickets and Flyers again).

The time of the tasks seem to have slowed down speed than expected due to us being told about the Date Change during work experience and then Half term being right after it, another problem being now we are back at school- the school's system has messed up: not allowing anyone in our year to log in.

Although we faced all these problems, we are on top of everything and ready to prepare for the 'Battle of the Bands' 2008 concert!


The Begining.

7 months ago

This site is really cool as I'm looking on it, but anyway, back to business; I was 'luckily' chosen to be IT Manager and concert work is getting a move on.
Its getting kinda messy with coursework and having a Blastbeat Concert work clashing with our school's Christmas Concert- things are clashing and making work appear in alot of places, but it's good to see we are on-top of everything.
Some of my workmates in my group are finally ready to get all the detailed work into action after a few important things popping up at school, so now were past all that, Ready Team?