Anti-racism gig running order confirmed
8:48am Thursday 26th April 2007
THE final line-up has been confirmed for Saturday's anti-racism gig at the Alma.
Cardinal Saviour will kick off the action at 7pm, followed by Postcards From Wakanda, Forced Entry and Displacement.
At 10, Kamikaze Sperm will take to the stage, followed by Leaf, Asylum, Bi Tune, and rounding off the night, Kyrbgrinder.
Admission to the gig is free, and is part of a three day event starting with acoustic artists at the Dog and Partridge tonight.
The Bolton Metal Alliance said: "It's important to come along and get involved to show a united front against racism and negativity in Bolton - there's a whole mix of punk, indie and metal on and we expect there's going to be a huge turnout."
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