Rise/ Uprise

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• graeme

  July 2010 edited 5:24PM

  <a href="http://www.uprise.org.uk/UpRise/Home.html">looks like they're keeping the money raised so far and trying to put it on next year</a>

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• badkitteh

  July 2010 edited 5:24PM

  There are now flyers posted around the park stating that Uprise will be taking place October 3rd, yet the website/twitter/myspace/facebook pages mention nothing about the new date or lineup.

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• miss annie

  September 2010 edited September 2010

  A little bird tells me that the license has now been granted for Rise festival on October 3rd.
  
  Edit:
  That should be Uprise of course but I'm not writing it in capital letters as I don't like to shout.

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• andy

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Uprise, this weekend. <http://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/content/islington/gazette/news/story.aspx?brand=ISLGOnline&category=news&tBrand=northlondon24&tCategory=newsislg&itemid=WeED28 Sep 2010 12:12:46:790&gt;

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• andy

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  And a website: <http://uprise.org.uk/>;

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• ADGS

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Rise usually had a line-up which was brilliantly constructed to draw in people of different communities and colours and get them all singing along to music that they maybe didn't realise they might like. A line-up good enough that, in spite of the hectoring links by Stop the War Coalition arses and other such bores and useful idiots, I would generally go along. This one...not so much.

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• andy

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  True, but Rise had a budget of over [half a million quid](http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8051328.stm), whereas this one is being done for ten quid and six bags of haribo starmix.

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• NoOne

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Does anyone know if you can take dogs in? I can't see anything that says you can't but I don't want to walk the pooch down there and not be allowed in.

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• andy

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Normally there are bits of the park still open for dogs. Even RATM didn't close the whole park.

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• ADGS

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Oh, I appreciate they weren't going to get international acts or anything under the new shoestring approach, but they could still have had a bit more variety. You don't necessarily need money to get good acts from a bunch of different scenes. This line-up is really homogenous; it looks like a bank holiday alldayer at Cargo rather than a serious stab at variety.

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• leiba1

  September 2010 edited 5:24PM

  3rd Oct is also the Dogs Trust 'Waggy Walks' day in Finsbury Park. Who's responsible for the double booking?

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• Ali

  October 2010 edited 5:24PM

  I wonder how much Uprise will be affected by the tube strike on Sunday

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• JaneDoe

  October 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Did anyone go? They were unlucky with the weather.

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• Arkady

  October 2010 edited 5:24PM

  I turned up after the rain stopped. Looked like there was only a few hundred people there. Some good tunes though. Slightly pony though - the drinks choice was Carlsberg or Strongbow from a can...

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• ADGS

  October 2010 edited 5:24PM

  Compared to yesterday's torrential rain, today was positively balmy...

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• Memon74

  October 2010 edited 5:24PM

  I want my £1 back.

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