RESCHEDULED, date TBC – This is Then Launch w/ Attrition + DJ Mark Cook

New event link -> https://thetinmusicandarts.org.uk/events/boudica-presents-peggy-sue2/https://thetinmusicandarts.org.uk/events/this-is-then-launch-w-attrition-dj-mark-cook-2/

Notice from the Tin Music and Arts: Recent advice to the public has meant that the Tin cans no longer open for live music and so we have rescheduled this event to 18/09/2020

Your ticket will be valid for this new date. If you need to, we can refund your ticket however, the next few weeks and possibly months will be a real struggle for us. Please consider not requesting a refund, if you can no longer make a rescheduled date. If you can afford to, pass the ticket onto someone else.

Please consider donating to our fundraiser. localgiving.org/charity/thetinmusicandarts/project/coronafund

For a week in April 2020, Mark Osborne will be showing a set of large scale prints – the first time any of his work has been exhibited.

this is then – a visual record of the Coventry Music Scene 1979-81, runs for a week – from Friday 3rd April to Friday 10th. Work will be displayed in both the venue and in the community space and it will usually be open 11am to 5pm, and its supported by gigs, performances and workshops, that take a journey from this is then, to this is now.

Without Martin Bowes Alternative Sounds fanzine its unlikley Mark would of taken any of these shots. He’s also been fronting Attrition since then – still standing & just back from a tour of Japan – so its great to have him onboard with Attritions first gig in Cov for five years.

Marks Mark E. Smith Fall events got Mark into experimenting with his images – projecting them at the old CET print room & at The Tin which was then the inspiration for doing a show there.