Riots Riots at Oswestry Iron Works
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Riots Riots at Oswestry Iron Works
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Monday, 19 December 2011
Christmas Eve Eve at The Coracle
Radio Riots will be at The Coracle Sundorne Road, Shrewsbury this Friday, December 23, 2011 at 9:00pm Woo
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Radio Riots the coracle
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Radio Riots @ Anti cuts demonstration - Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
Radio Riots are playing in The Square, Shrewsbury,in support of the Anti Cuts demonstration, between 12 and 3pm on Wednesday 30th November.The last time was a great success so why not come down again whether it's for the speeches or the music have fun.
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Radio Riots at Oswestry Iron Works
Waiting
Rock n roll Queen
Anyone know what this is called?
And this one is called
Rock n roll Queen
Anyone know what this is called?
And this one is called
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Oswestry Ironworks,
Radio Riots,
The Subways
Friday, 9 September 2011
Radio Riots Headline Shrewsbury Colleges Freshers
Radio Riots are pleased to announce that we once again will be headlining ☼ FRESHERS ☼ 2011 in Onyx & Blu. Hopefully see everyone there again as it was amazing last time! More details coming soon!
Tickets are now available. Free Refresher Sweets on entry!
Tickets: £7.50 + 50p booking fee = £8
FRESHERS 2010 is going to be one hell of a night and a sell out is expected so buy asap to avoid disappointment!
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Radio Riots,
SHrewsbury Colleges Freshers
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
COCKFEST WELCOMES RADIO RIOTS
Welcoming “Radio Riots”!
Hello all, yes another band announcement! We welcome another local band to our festival, and what a band they sound. Radio Riots are a four piece indie cover band who also have some of their own material. Although the lads (Joel Allport, Ollie Bond, Harry George and Ewan Griffiths) are all 17 years young outfit they still have three years under their belt as Radio Riots, Cockfest 3 will be the month of their 3 year celebration – how fitting. They are definitely growing in popularity throughout our lands, from Shrewsbury, to Telford to as far as Leeds and the Welsh Coast with their up and coming gig at Shrewsbury Quarry Fest and Wem Carnival (both in the same day!) be sure to go check them out.
They cover many bands from modern to some rock classics, such as The Killers, Artic Monkeys, Kasabian ,The Clash & The buzzcocks. We are definitely looking forward to Radio Riots making their Cockfest debut and wowing the crowds, but until then be sure to join them on facebook, check out their blogspot and listen to some of their material – all the links and info can be found on our band page.
Bring it on!!!!
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Cockfest,
Radio Riots
Monday, 20 June 2011
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Vancouver Rioters and Facebook Vigilantes
The June 15 Stanley Cup hockey rampage has been called “the most documented riot in history,” and accurately so. Many who took part in it have felt not just the wrath of police and public officials, but also that of “Facebook vigilantes” who have posted incriminating photos, along with names and home addresses.
More than 200 arrests have been made following the riots, and scores of rioters, many identified online, have turned themselves in. The day after, a few preternaturally stupid rioters boasted online about their looting and destructive “exploits” on their Facebook pages. They were met with a firestorm of anger and threats of physical violence (and were “unfriended,” of course).
More than 200 arrests have been made following the riots, and scores of rioters, many identified online, have turned themselves in. The day after, a few preternaturally stupid rioters boasted online about their looting and destructive “exploits” on their Facebook pages. They were met with a firestorm of anger and threats of physical violence (and were “unfriended,” of course).
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Facebook Vigilantes,
Stanley CUp,
Vancouver Rioters
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) executive manager Ehab Saleh revealed Sunday that they intend to deduct points if any of the fans of any league club riot.
“The EFA received a warning letter from the interior ministry following the latest riots by fans," Saleh told Egyptian radio.
The interior ministry issued a stern warning on Saturday, saying it could cancel the domestic competition this season if troubles continue in the stands.
Egyptian League matches featured abusive banners and chants, not only against the opposing teams but also against the interior minister and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which runs the country following the ouster of former president Hosni Mubarak.
“We haven’t forgotten Tahrir, you police bastards, when we taught you an unforgettable lesson,” Zamalek fans sang during their team’s 3-2 league win over Arab Contractors on Saturday.
The Red Devils supporters had their fair share in the protests, singing an anti-police song during the 2-2 draw with El-Entag El-Harby.
“You unwelcomed crow, you weren’t smart in school and you became an officer by bribery. Why do you spoil our joy? We will never obey you,” they chanted enthusiastically.
Ahramomline
“The EFA received a warning letter from the interior ministry following the latest riots by fans," Saleh told Egyptian radio.
The interior ministry issued a stern warning on Saturday, saying it could cancel the domestic competition this season if troubles continue in the stands.
Egyptian League matches featured abusive banners and chants, not only against the opposing teams but also against the interior minister and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which runs the country following the ouster of former president Hosni Mubarak.
“We haven’t forgotten Tahrir, you police bastards, when we taught you an unforgettable lesson,” Zamalek fans sang during their team’s 3-2 league win over Arab Contractors on Saturday.
The Red Devils supporters had their fair share in the protests, singing an anti-police song during the 2-2 draw with El-Entag El-Harby.
“You unwelcomed crow, you weren’t smart in school and you became an officer by bribery. Why do you spoil our joy? We will never obey you,” they chanted enthusiastically.
Ahramomline
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Egypt,
Radio Riots,
Tahrir Square
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Saturday, 30 April 2011
Royal Wedding, Food Riots and Radio Station Shut Down
KAMPALA, Uganda—Security forces firing on rioting protesters in the Ugandan capital killed five people Friday. The riots grew out of protests over rising food and fuel prices.The Kampala city center was deserted by midday, with all the shops and stores closed.
Richard Nataka, the secretary-general of the Uganda Red Cross Society, said protesters were engaging police in running battles in towns outside the capital. Two protesters were shot in the eastern town of Mbale, the Red Cross said.
The Uganda government continued to impose a strict ban on live coverage of the protests by local broadcasters. Ugandan local television stations on Friday opted to broadcast the royal wedding in the U.K., as riots raged on.
Richard Nataka, the secretary-general of the Uganda Red Cross Society, said protesters were engaging police in running battles in towns outside the capital. Two protesters were shot in the eastern town of Mbale, the Red Cross said.
The Uganda government continued to impose a strict ban on live coverage of the protests by local broadcasters. Ugandan local television stations on Friday opted to broadcast the royal wedding in the U.K., as riots raged on.
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Food Riots,
Kampala,
Royal Wedding
Saturday, 19 March 2011
Radio Riots do a Phil Collins
SEPT...3rd is a massive week end for the band. First they play at the White Lion in Wem for the Wem Carnival at 1.30 then we helicopter them out of Wem, asap.for the The Quarry Music Festival from 5pm onwards.
TICKETS FOR " THE QUARRY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011 " GO ON SALE IN APRIL
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Shropshire Fights Back - Shrewsbury Radio Riots
Radio Riots open the rally at the end of the anti-cuts march in Shrewsbury, Saturday 19th February, 2011 - The Streets Are Ours!
Monday, 7 March 2011
Radio Is Crucial To Libya Crisis; Voice of Free Libya
Radio Netherlands Worldwide (RNW) is broadcasting an Arabic-language radio programme this evening through the Libyan radio stations Voice of Free Libya and Radio Misurata. Libyan residents will share their experiences with rest of the Arab world.
In Libya, the programme is broadcast by Voice of Free Libya, which before the revolt was called Radio Benghazi and operated under the control of the government. Benghazi is Libya’s second city and is currently held by the demonstrators. Furthermore, the programme will also be broadcast by Radio Misurata, a local FM station located in the town of Misurata, 200 km from the capital Tripoli.
“Especially in these crisis situations, radio is crucial. So we understand from our contacts in the city of Misurata, they are deprived of information about what is happening in the rest of Libya. Our radio programmes can bring a change to that isolation,” says Rik Rensen.
The Arabic-language radio show can be heard this evening at 1730 UTC via satellite, www.rnw.nl/hunaamsterdam and media partners.
In Libya, the programme is broadcast by Voice of Free Libya, which before the revolt was called Radio Benghazi and operated under the control of the government. Benghazi is Libya’s second city and is currently held by the demonstrators. Furthermore, the programme will also be broadcast by Radio Misurata, a local FM station located in the town of Misurata, 200 km from the capital Tripoli.
“Especially in these crisis situations, radio is crucial. So we understand from our contacts in the city of Misurata, they are deprived of information about what is happening in the rest of Libya. Our radio programmes can bring a change to that isolation,” says Rik Rensen.
The Arabic-language radio show can be heard this evening at 1730 UTC via satellite, www.rnw.nl/hunaamsterdam and media partners.
Labels:
Libya Crisis,
Radio Misurata,
Radio Riots,
Voice of Free Libya
Monday, 21 February 2011
Saturday, 19 February 2011
Shrewsbury March Against The Cuts 'The Streets Are Ours'
Radio Riots Play in Shrewsbury Square.
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Radio Riots,
The Streets Are Ours
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
THE QUARRY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011 SHREWSBURY
Radio Riots have announced that they will be playing at the Quarry Music Festival along with many other brilliant bands in Shrewsbury on September 3, kick off time is 4.30.
Up to Date News as the event takes shape is available from the events Facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=184627171556111;
Im Proud to let all you amazing people of Shrewsbury know we have finally got the go ahead for " THE QUARRY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011 "
It will happen on sat september the 3rd and will include all the best local bands and 1 main headliner band which will be anounced soon so watch this space. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to get in touch.
This event is put on to raise awarenes and as much money for "Hope House Childrens Hospice " so a very worthy cause i think ull agree.
I am very confident that this festival will be massive and with you guys we can have as much fun as pos as well as raising so much positive activity , amazing live music and fun
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Riots force Tunisian president to flee after 23 years in power
Riots force Tunisian president to flee after 23 years in power. Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the Tunisian President, quit after 23 years in power and fled the country, Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi announced, saying he had taken over in the interim. Radio Riots spokesman, said the events in Tunisia had nothing to do with the band.
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Radio Riots,
Tunisia riots
Monday, 3 January 2011
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