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Raggamuffin
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Raggamuffin - Change of Venue! It is with great regret that Andrew McManus Presents announces a couple of venue changes for the Raggamuffin reggae festival.- Red Devil Park, Byron Bay on Australia Day January 26 2009 moved to Kingsford Smith Park, Ballina Seagulls Rugby League Football Club. - Lindemans Winery, Hunter Valley on Saturday January 31 2009 moved to Newcastle Entertainment Centre
The Raggamuffin Festival scheduled for Red Devil Park, Byron Bay on
Australia Day January 26 2009 is being moved to Kingsford Smith Park,
Ballina Seagulls Rugby League Football Club. Andrew Mc Manus Presents has cited that lack of certainty regarding council approval has driven this change in venue. All tickets purchased for Red Devil Park will be valid at the new venue. No refunds or exchanges are required. Kingsford Smith Oval is located at Bentinck Street, Ballina and has previously hosted music concerts such as Bob Dylan and Beats on the Beach. It is easy distance from the train station or bus and a short drive from Byron Bay Gates open on the day at 3:00pm with music running from 3:30pm to 11:35pm. BYO picnic or food will be available on site. Strictly no BYO alcohol. Raggamuffin played to more than 70,000 ecstatic fans through February this year, emphatically proving that reggae is alive and well! This year's event again offers a six hour musical feast of the world's best reggae artists, with a healthy dose of funk, dub, hip hop and soul. Raggamuffin 2009 with Ziggy Marley, Eddy Grant, Ali Campbell, Shaggy, Arrested Development, Inner Circle and Bonjah will now be held at Kingsford Smith Park, Ballina Seagulls Rugby League Football Club (*subject to Ballina council approval). Click here to purchase tickets Click here for more information
Andrew McManus Presents advises that the Raggamuffin reggae concert scheduled for Lindemans Winery, Hunter Valley on Saturday January 31 has been moved to the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on the same date. All tickets for the Lindemans Winery concert are valid for the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. No exchanges are required for patrons wishing to attend the new venue. Lindemans Winery tickets are all general admission and these will remain as general admission on the floor of the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. A new ticket price will be introduced for seated areas. Patrons who require a refund should return their tickets to Ticketmaster before the 26th January 2009 for a full refund. Patrons wishing to exchange their general admission ticket for a reserved seat ticket should return their tickets to Ticketmaster for a full refund, and purchase a reserved seat (subject to availability) through the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. Biography for Raggamuffin
RAGGAMUFFIN 2009 Ali Campbell joins the bill! Following the great success of his solo project ‘Running Free', Ali Campbell will return to Australia in early 2009 to join the Raggamuffin reggae festival. Ali Campbell and UB40 headlined the inaugural festival earlier this year, which were the band's final shows together. Since then the legendary voice of UB40 has been touring with his own 9-piece band called the Dep band promoting ‘Running Free'. Promoter Andrew McManus Presents regrets to advise that Stephen Marley has had to withdraw from the tour due to a knee injury. Stephen's European tour has also been cancelled, as he is under doctor's orders to rest his knee whilst awaiting surgery. It is hoped Stephen will join the 2010 Raggamuffin line-up. Ali has been keen to bring his band to Australia to play for his many fans here, and Raggamuffin provided the perfect opportunity. "I am really looking forward to the Raggamuffin Festival this year. I will be bringing my new band, the Dep band to Australia, to join a fantastic line up. Last year, the festival was awesome, the crowds were great and we all enjoyed the tour enormously," Ali said. "Australia has always been one of my favourite places to tour. We're looking forward to playing some tracks from ‘Running Free', as well as some of the classic hits along the way." Ali's 9-piece band features ex-UB40 keyboardist Michael Virtue who also departed the band, plus a red hot lineup of seasoned reggae players. As lead singer with the world-renowned group UB40, Ali sold over 60 million records worldwide, toured across the globe, notched up four number No. 1 world-wide singles, over 40 Top 40 UK singles, released 24 albums and received an Ivor Novello Award for International Achievement. A whole generation has grown up listening to Ali's infectious vocals on classics like ‘One in Ten' ‘Red Red Wine', ‘Don't Break My Heart' and ‘Can't Help Falling In Love'. ‘Running Free', released in October 2007, featured guest artists including Smokey Robinson, Mick Hucknall and Sly & Robbie. The album hit the top ten in the UK charts, and attained gold status. In January 2008, Ali announced his departure from UB40, after 28 years with the band, due to management and business disputes, which are part of an ongoing investigation. Ali and the Dep band have toured solidly this year visiting countries from Russia to Africa to Europe. He is currently working on his next solo album ‘Flying High' due for release next year. Whether as part of UB40 or in his solo career, Ali has always stayed true to his love of reggae and its ongoing capacity for innovation, the music that first inspired him and continues to do so, to this day. They join Ziggy Marley, Eddie Grant, Shaggy, Arrested Development and Bonjah on the Raggamuffin stage, kicking off in Perth on Saturday January 24. Raggamuffin played to more than 70,000 ecstatic fans through February this year, emphatically proving that reggae is alive and well! This year's event again offers a six hour musical feast of the world's best reggae artists, with a healthy dose of funk, dub, hip hop and soul. It will be the first ever visit to Australia by Eddy Grant. TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Check out the website www.raggamuffin.com.au for all the details. Video
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