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LAPA After Party

Monday, 23 November 2009, 10:37 am
Press Release: NiceUp

LAPA After Party
Greetings Reggae Massive,

Big weekend in Welly this 27 & 28 November with the LAPA film screening and After Party & The Tek Ova.

LAPA is a film about the melting pot and focal point of Rio's vibrant music scene and the Brazilian artists that live and work there. You can catch the NZ premier screening on Fri 27 Nov @ The NZ Film Archive as part of the Reel Brazil Film Festival.

See Reel Brazil for more details & check NiceUp for an interview with director, Cavi Borges.

Then head down to the After-Party @ San Fran Bathhouse which features live-band, The Jinetero's, Undercover & Ras Galho.

LAPA

The Tek Ova
And on Sat 28, come to the Craftsman in Courtney Place with NiceUp Crew & Savannah Ent in session for The Tek Ova.

Featuring the massive line up of Ras Twig, Lady Acroline, Pranks, Naram, Hawk I, Dozen, Slick Ice, Batcuda & Maniac!

Ruff tuff reggae dancehall bashment!

Tek Ova
Big Up
Newtown Sound, Reel Brazil, San Fran Bathhouse & The Craftsman

Brought to you by niceup.org.nz.

ENDS

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