Jamm

2009 was an amazing year for Alabama 3 and their fans and we move into 2010 with an Outlaw event to kick of the year in some style with an array of amazing guests that will take the party through until dawn. For this February knees up the guys are teaming up with The Gorilla Organisation, the aim, to raise further awareness on their plight as well as raise some money for this team of individuals who are fully involved with around 20 projects across the world, which look to maintain the wellbeing of these incredible animals.

As always, Alabama 3 will play hosts as they grace the Jamm stage with an unplugged session, performing material from their catalogue of creations including recent online album The 12 Step Plan and of course new album Revolver Soul, yet to be released.

Following this and joining the Outlaw vibe will be Flex FM and Hot Cakes, themselves associating their plight to raise as much money as possible for the ongoing humanitarian mission taking place in the Earthquake region of Haiti. With such a great cause in place, a full line up of special guests will pass through the live and front rooms with a strong leaning towards urban, breaks and electronica. Breaks heavyweights and originators Shut Up & Dance join the brilliant Aston Harvey of the immense Freestylers in the front while Deekline & Wizard perform live around a line up including Man Like Me, Beat Assassins and loads more as you can see below.

Never has there been a better reason to get out and party and with this line up, proceeds heading to a people who need it most in Haiti and the January blues well out of mind!

Live Room

Alabama 3 Acoustic
The Logicals
Deekline & Wizard “Live”
Tim Healy
Ed Solo
Beat Assassins
Vicious Circle
Man like Me DJ Set
Hosted by:
Ken Mac, Darrison & Ivory
Keltrix

Dance Room (in association with FLEX FM)

Aston Harvey (Freestylers)
Shut Up & Dance
Slyde
MyBreakz: (PuRe SX, Aaron K & Chris E Brakes)
Billy Whizz
Majestik
Nut Nut b2b Joe Oldskool
Lisa Ninja b2b Alan E
Hosted by:
Hyperactive, Code:Breaker, Sparks & Kie

In addition…..The Gorilla Organisation

This months Outlaw will be working in tandem to raise money and awareness of The Gorilla Organisation.
The UK based charity was established in 1989, with the aim of securing the long-term future of the mountain gorillas and their habitat through a conservation programme that supports long-term poverty alleviation and conservation education projects among the poor communities close to the gorilla habitat. Now also working to protect eastern-lowland gorillas, the Gorilla Organization’s programme is helping to provide local people with viable alternatives to the unsustainable use of forest resources.

All the efforts of the Gorilla Organization are achieved by channeling efforts through local organisations involved in environmental conservation programmes, providing them with technical and institutional support and helping to build their capacity.

We believe that this charity are working incredibly hard and making a real difference so please lend your support at Outlaw and take a look at their website, http://www.gorillas.org/ to find out more details on the incredible projects they are involved with and how you can show your continued support.