From the 28th of september Maison du Chien begins a residency on the top floor of Bumpkin. Expect the unusual as usual. I'll post more information as and when I get it.
Read more HERE
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Showing posts with label Maison Du Chien. Show all posts
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Maison du Chien returns to the bumpkin, Westbourne Park road.
From the 28th of september Maison du Chien begins a residency on the top floor of Bumpkin. Expect the unusual as usual. I'll post more information as and when I get it.
Read more HERE
Saturday, 4 December 2010
Naughty and Nice,Tabernacle, Paradise Point, the Island experiment, Blair and very naughty at Maison Du Chien.
Ok. Friday night. Cold but not too cold to get up the road to Naughty and Nice at the Tabernacle; a party put on in order to collect toys for needy children at this time of year. The toys go to kids in hostels for Women suffering from domestic violence. Please check out the web site.http://www.naughtyornice.org.uk/ and make a donation.
the Tabernacle in winter begins to look less like a church and more like a place to party. First up were 'Paradise Point'; a young and I understand unsigned band that will not remain so for much longer; A bunch of (all importantly) cool looking guys who are happy to put on a performance with some great up beat songs - a very pleasant change from the usual 'blokes with beards and guitars singing about dead things'- there was joy in the room. A celebrity dad in the audience seemed pleased even though there was a technical hitch or two. A great new band. check them out.
Wade and his Island Experiment crew brought his blend of bonkers somewhere south of the borders madness followed by Blair.
I'd never heard of Blair... I have now. check him out too!
I popped into Maison Du Chien on the way home (this is why I love Notting Hill, it really is on my way home) and took in some of Mat's Cabaret du Jour: in this case a brilliant New Yorker called Sxip Shirey with a bizarre musical act that needs to be seen and heard to be believed, followed by a 'fan dance' that decency does not allow me to describe... Fantastic. (Oops a pun). Hopefully these acts will be performing at Medium Rare at Christmas. Medium Rare is Mat's Big thing, I'm going! A free entry to the first person to ask. email me.
the Tabernacle in winter begins to look less like a church and more like a place to party. First up were 'Paradise Point'; a young and I understand unsigned band that will not remain so for much longer; A bunch of (all importantly) cool looking guys who are happy to put on a performance with some great up beat songs - a very pleasant change from the usual 'blokes with beards and guitars singing about dead things'- there was joy in the room. A celebrity dad in the audience seemed pleased even though there was a technical hitch or two. A great new band. check them out.
Wade and his Island Experiment crew brought his blend of bonkers somewhere south of the borders madness followed by Blair.
I'd never heard of Blair... I have now. check him out too!
I popped into Maison Du Chien on the way home (this is why I love Notting Hill, it really is on my way home) and took in some of Mat's Cabaret du Jour: in this case a brilliant New Yorker called Sxip Shirey with a bizarre musical act that needs to be seen and heard to be believed, followed by a 'fan dance' that decency does not allow me to describe... Fantastic. (Oops a pun). Hopefully these acts will be performing at Medium Rare at Christmas. Medium Rare is Mat's Big thing, I'm going! A free entry to the first person to ask. email me.
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