• by SomeDriftwood
  • by Mira66
  • by Friar's Balsam
22 June 2012

Africa Oyé: moves to The Picket

Hooray. After this afternoon’s terrible news that Africa Oye had been forced to pull their big Sefton Park shindig this weekend, the team have announced a backup plan.

The original lineup for Saturday’s Africa Oye is set to move to The Picket (Greenland St) - things kick off at 5pm, running until 11pm. The Blade Factory at Camp & Furnace (formerly A Foundation) will be hosting Oye DJs from 5pm til 11pm around the corner too.

The Picket’s a warehouse venue down in the Baltic Quarter, so it won’t have quite the same love ‘n’ hugs sunny families-in-a-field vibe of its outdoor counterpart, but the sheer fact they’ve managed to salvage something out of this situation is cause for a massive knees-up. Make sure you show your support.

Here’s the full statement we’ve received:

Plan B …
The Africa Oye Block Party @ The Picket from 5pm til 11pm
Saturday 23rd June @ The Picket, Jordan Street, Liverpool
The original Saturday festival line up will be performing and there will be a selection
of stalls from the Oye Village
ALSO …
DJs from the Oye Inn will be performing @ The Blade Factory from 5pm til 11pm
Over 18s only inside both venues
FREE admission

-->

Your Comments

4 Comments so far

  1. Jacquie says:

    if they want to do some family stuff they couls ask The Brink for a few sets there. Kids can go to that venue!!


Share your view

Post a comment

Notable & noticed
22 June 2012

Africa Oyé: moves to The Picket

— Hooray. After this afternoon’s terrible news that Africa Oye had been forced to pull their big Sefton Park shindig this weekend, the team have announced...

18 May 2012

Weavers Door publishes first magazine - read online

— We’re big fans of Weavers Door, ultra-cool but friendly clothes store on Harrington Street. It might not be the type of place you’d buy something...

Our picks

Radar: Kazimier Garden Gathering

A garden event with no Alan Titchmarsh, just sheep, bicycles and puppets. Sounds like one of them experimental ones that always wins gold at Chelsea...

Radar: The Low Anthem

We love The Low Anthem. They're the perfect sultry mid summer soundtrack. We've got them. Is it too much to ask for the weather?

Radar: Jesca Hoop

Californian singer songwriter Jesca Hoop doesn't promise to bring the sun with her, but she will melt your hearts.

Burning down the house: Ital at Shipping Forecast

San Francisco boy Ital morphs the sounds of classic dance music into something weird, wonderful and fun.
The best of Sevenstreets, directly to your inbox

© 2010 Sevenstreets.com | All rights reserved