This Saturday, 3rd April, join us for our Easter Bunnies Party at Albannach. It’s the perfect excuse for the ladies to get dressed in their sexiest bunny girl outfit and celebrate Easter in style with the dapper gents our events attract.
If you are not familiar with Albannach, which is opposite Trafalgar Square, you will not be disappointed!
DJ Whitecoat will be residing over the dance floor to spin the best in UK funky house and up-to-the-second RnB hits.
** Entry is £10 per person
Each week we’ll bring you the best of the Theatre Shows in London. This week we start with We Will Rock You…
We Will Rock You
We Will Rock You, Currently Showing at The Dominion Theatre
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We Will Rock You from Theatre Tickets Direct
We Will Rock You, the longest running rock musical, is in its 8th running year at the Dominion Theatre.
Writer Ben Elton teamed up with the members of the legendary band Queen to create the story of a futuristic world where rock music has been banned, and Globalisation has taken over. Only the Bohemians, the rebels in this society, are against the Company Computers generating music and deciding hits years in advance. They turn to a man named Galileo to try and save them from this “Ga Ga” world.
We Will Rock You has an outstanding score, featuring many of Queen’s greatest hits including, Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen and Radio Ga Ga.
We Will Rock You Performance Times:
(Additional matinee on the last Wednesday of every month at 2.30pm, and during school holidays.)
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We Will Rock You from Theatre Tickets Direct
Beatles fans can all breathe a sigh of relief, as EMI music group announced Sunday that it would not be selling the Abbey Road Studios in London; the building has officially been named a historic building by English Heritage. The Abbey Road Studios were used by the Beatles for nearly all of their recordings, and they even entitled their 1969 album, Abbey Road. Music fans travel from all over the world to visit the infamous London Street which has been the center of the music world for over 75 years. As well as being home to the Beatles, The Abbey Road Studios have also played host to other celebrities including Michael Jackson, Iron Maiden, and Oasis.
Abbey Road: The 1969 Beatles Album
Today see a protest by amateur and professional photographers in London’s Trafalgar Square following rising tensions between photographers and police over the implementation of Section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
Many photographers feel intimidated by Police as a result of actions to target possible terrorists who may be on reconnaissance missions in areas of Central London including Mayfair, Soho and St James’s and other major cities.
The protesters are echoing the views of the European Court of Human Rights who last week ruled the power to stop and search people without suspicion was indiscriminate and therefore illegal.
It is estimated up to 36,000 people were stopped under Section 44 of the Terrorism Act between April 2009 and June 2009.
John Yates, the head of counter-terrorism at the Metropolitan Police, has stated that Police risk losing public confidence as a result of the tactics they are employing under the controversial law.
Lord Carlile, the government’s independent reviewer of anti-terrorist legislation has publically stated that he believes “section 44 is being used far too often on a random basis without any reasoning behind its use”.
Marc Vallee, one of the photographers behind the protest, said, “Photographers will be exercising their common law right to take a picture in a public place – and they will be doing it collectively. People are fed up about being stopped and they want to challenge a culture that sees photographers as a threat.”
I Love Me Pre-Valentines Party at HEYJOCLUB
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Forget BORING BOYFRIENDS and GLACIAL GIRLFRIENDS come and PARTY LIKE A ROCKSTAR this Valentine’s Eve.
There is no need to stay at home sobbing about the single life over the Valentine’s Weekend; come and be surrounded by SEXY SINGLES who know how to have fun!
Round up your unattached amigos and seek that special someone at the most seductive club in London, HEYJOCLUB!
If you can’t love anyone else love yourself this Valentine’s.
ENTRY IS FREE FOR WOMEN BEFORE 11.30PM
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The West Ends Rock HEYJOCLUB
If you’re wondering what all the fuss is about find out at the final flirtation with frivolity.
Our new girl group is taking shape and thirty stunning girls will be showing us why they should be part of THE WEST ENDS this Saturday snatching the last opportunity to be part of music history.
I am especially looking forward to the VIP Afterparty televised by Swedish Television when the gorgeous girls will be sending the sophisticats spinning at Lord David West’s exclusive London nightclub.
Free entry for females before 11.30pm on the Forbidden London Guest List.
See http://www.thewestends.com for more information about auditioning for the band.
Albemarle Street is a street in the heart of Mayfair in Central London, off Piccadilly, just five minutes away from Green Park underground station. It was the first one way street in London, aimed at getting traffic flowing better and has historic associations with Lord Byron. Best known for its art galleries, it is a host to such well known galleries like the Albemarle Gallery, which represents contemporary paintings and sculptures from around the world, and has a tradition of supporting controversial artists and create superbly presented exhibitions. The Belgravia Gallery is here too, along with the Marleborough Fine Art Gallery.
Albermarle Street London
One of the best museums in London, The Royal Institution of Great Britain, is on Albemarle Street which runs a variety of exhibitions throughout the year. Club wise, one of the best karaoke bars in London is here: Cousin Jills, which offers an upmarket Mayfair setting to host events for corporate clients and celebrities.
Lovers of shopping will be pleased to find Guinot and London fashion designer Paul Smith’s stores are here, and along with the oldest jeweller in the world – Garrard & Co. Sort out your grooming dilemmas at Guinot, while the don of British fashion Paul Smith can sort out your sartorial ones at number 9.
There are some top London restaurants here too. Chor Bizarre serves top-class Indian cuisine, or go Italian at Ristorante Mosaico. There’s Japanese and Korean food here too from Sumosan and the Korean Kaya restaurants.
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay as well as food, Browns Hotel is here with its in-house restaurant, The Grill. It is London’s oldest operating five-star hotel, opened in 1837 (the year Victoria ascended the throne) by the enterprising James Brown, who was once Lord Byron’s valet.
Girls Aloud singer and notorious hellraiser Sarah Harding – who is never out of the celebrity gossip magazines – is launching her own London club with the assistance of one of London’s top promoters.
Pop star Sarah and boyfriend DJ Tom Crane – a regular in DJ in the top London night clubs – have teamed up with Nick House and Piers Adam, owners of clubs Mahiki and Whisky Mist and club promoters London Parties, to open Kanaloa in the City of London which is the financial district of the English capital.
The couple have been dating for some time and are regulars in the top London clubs.
The new night club will go head-to-head with more established venues like Chinawhite, Embassy, Funky Buddha and Movida when competing for VIP clubbers.
We just hope Piers and Nick have got the Champagne ready and are braced for the bar tab…
Three days of Guy Fawkes celebrations across London kicked off on Thursday night with dozens of fireworks displays in London parks to commemorate the infamous failed gunpowder plot to destroy the Houses of Parliament and kill King James I in 1605.
The events in London promise the best pyrotechnics and are expected to draw in large crowds particularly as many of them are free. Last night thousands flocked to south London venues where many of the top displays were taking place.
There were fireworks and bonfires at Brockwell Park, Clapham Common, Streatham Common, Wimbledon Park, Crystal Palace Park and Southwark Park. There was also displays at Roundwood Park, Brent and Syon Park, Brentford — where the Gunpowder Plot was re-enacted.
Firework displays will also be held on Friday and on Saturday when crowds will gather at some of the country’s biggest fireworks shows. Fireworks at Alexandra Palace will be coupled with England’s largest German beer festival and a funfair, and this year’s display at Battersea Park will be set to music with the theme of love.
The oldest surviving music hall in the world – Wiltons – will play host to an exclusive Halloween party for gay London professionals on Saturday night.
The party has been arranged by Village Drinks, the leading social community group for gay professionals, which will host a Champagne reception and party in support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation at the architectural gem – now listed among the planet’s 100 most culturally significant endangered buildings.
Guests at the party will be treated to live entertainment from the famous drag act, the Globe Girls, and even get the opportunity to have their tarot read by a private psychic.
All guests at the party will be admitted for free to an after-party at London VIP club, Shadow Lounge and, on Sunday, will be admitted to the Elton John AIDs Foundation Halloween Revival Party at the Kensington Roof Gardens.
