Tuesday 19 May 2009
8pm – 10pm

Attila the Stockbroker: This social surrealist poet and songwriter's topical themes, hard-hitting words, and unashamedly radical politics will make you roar with laughter as well as seethe with anger. Attila has spent the last 28 years performing his work across the world — 23 countries at the last count. He's created his own global network, organises most of his own gigs and is very proud to have earned a living as a poet since 1982.

See www.attilathestockbroker.com for more.

David Rovics has been called the musical voice of the progressive movement in the US. Since the mid-90s, Rovics has spent most of his time on the road, playing hundreds of shows every year across the world, regularly sharing the stage with the likes of Noam Chomsky and Billy Bragg, among others. More importantly, he's really good. He will make you laugh, he will make you cry, and he will make the revolution irresistible.

See www.davidrovics.com for more.

Dublin-born Fiona Keenan made Aberdeen her home in 2002, and has been bringing her own brand of radical songwriting to stages across the UK and Ireland ever since, most notably to the Raise Your Banners Festival of Political Song in Bradford in 2007.

See www.fionakeenan.com for more.

Promoted by

Fiona Keenan

Supported by

The Tunnels