 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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MIXING DECKS: CLUB NEWS.(Features)
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CHINATOWN'S Arcadian Centre is transformed into an oasis of music, dance and art for Sunsonica tomorrow.
DJs, musicians, breakdancers and artists ...
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PERSPECTIVE: Consummate Ease for Sunsonica.(Features)
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; ...Bank Holiday Sunday special. New York's Jneiro Jarel also stars at the joint party by dance nights Leftfoot and Afro Dizzy Scratch. The session is from 9pm to 3am at the Medicine Bar, in Digbeth TRANCE master Ferry Corsten performs a three-hour...
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Central City News: ArtsFest gets Brum dancing in streets; FESTIVAL: A packed weekend of music as the UK's biggest free arts show is unveiled.(News)
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; ...include a gig at the Medicine Bar, in the Custard Factory, Digbeth, on September 10, when homegrown talent of DJs from Afro Dizzy Scratch, Heducation and Urban Disturbance perform with guest stars from Cuba and Brazil. At Eastside, there will be a contemporary...
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; ...Tuesday at fiftytwodegreesnorth, Hurst St. Hip hop and dance. 8pm-2am. pounds 2. WEDNESDAY The Works, Broad St. Afro Dizzy Scratch of hip hop and funk in room three and Social Work student night in rest of club. 8pm-2am. pounds 3/4 after 10pm...
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