We invite you to disrupt your day with a lunchtime visit to the University of Westminster and to experience a ghost gig, listening to a recording of the performance of the concert over your lunchbreak.
On 13 December 1985 our New Cavendish Street site played host to the 'socialist skinhead soul' of Redskins, playing a benefit gig for the Anti-Apartheid movement. 34 years later, on the same date, we recreate the gig.
This event forms part of the Disrupt your Everyday project led by Matt Morrison and Guy Osborn. This project pays homage to the spirit of the Soho Poly and its practice of challenging notions of time and space. In addition this ghost gig casts a new light on the live music legacy of the University of Westminster.
Starts at 12.30pm - bring your lunch and kick over the statues.
Location
Please note this event has now been moved to The Soho Poly. Meet at the foyer of Westminster Law School.
Westminster Law School, 4 Little Titchfield Street, University of Westminster, London, W1W 7BY
