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Definition Of Prohibition To most people, Prohibition is the trendy London nightclub where alcohol consumption is definitely legal and usually part of the fun; however Prohibition in the period of 1919 to 1933 in America was the opposite of modern London nightlife... more |
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i Tunes Festival 2009 From 1st - 31st July the iTunes Festiva kicks off and this year there is going to be a massive line up with more than 60 live musical artists knocking out some amazing tunes at Camden’s Roundhouse. Last year the Festival attracted plenty of fans all packing London’s nightclubs and bars..more |
Independance Day Independence Day in London is to be a huge affair and is to be celebrated on US Independence day, Saturday 4th July. Londoners are being given the opportunity to celebrate in US style whilst enjoying the festivities in London nightclubs, bars and restaurants all over the city.... more |
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Sorry Not Tonight Jack Tweedy may still be grieving for his wife, but it sems it will take more than sympathy to get into some of London’s most famous nightspots. Days after being released from prison he was back out on the London nightclub scene. After visiting Movida, he attempted to carry on partying at Bungalow 8, where he was refused entry... more |
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2009 Pride Of London Parade
One of the largest pub, bar and London nightclub events that takes place annually is the Pride of London event which begins this year at 1pm on 4th July across the whole of Trafalgar Square, Soho and Baker Street.
This is the time when the Pride of London’s homosexuals, transsexuals and heterosexuals get togetherand enjoy a street festival in the heart of London at Trafalgar Square – the party celebrations are carried through most of the bars and London nightclubs within the area.
The Pride of London Festival 2009 promises to be an extremely flamboyant affair and will be feistier than ever before this year.
This huge two week party in London is one of the largest events celebrated in the UK that symbolises equality and freedom and this year there are expected to be 500,000 people attending from London and other areas of the UK.
A huge colourful parade passes through the centre of Trafalgar Square, past all surrounding London nightclubs and bars. It involves a huge array of glittering floats, street performers and people dressed in costume and the theme for this year is ‘come out and play.’ The parade will continue down Baker Street, on to Oxford Street and Regent Street ending at Whitehall.
The centre of Trafalgar Square is where the central festival stage is situated – live bands across all music genres play to the crowds. The line-up in 2008 consisted of Ian McKellan and Pink Singers, Sandi Thom, Culture Beat and dance vocalist Amrick Channa. This year’s line-up is yet to be announced.
Some of the events due to take place during the festival are taking place from 20th June to 5th July 2009 in and around London nightclubs and bars with a handful listed below.
Pride London Special: Alcazar at G-A-Y
London Gay Symphony Orchestra
French Paste at Shaw Theatre
Queer Bash Festival
Pride Night Party at Royal Vauxhall Tavern
