Watch out for Oxjam at Electric Picnic this weekend. 

Bigger than last year, it’s up to you to make it better!  Our open-mic stage is situated beside the Body & Soul area so drop by and bash out a song or two.  Even if you just want to come and listen – everyone’s welcome.

…and don’t be surprised if some very special guests turn up and play.

Its a festival with a difference: events organised throughout October, organised by people like you, taking pubs clubs, schools and front rooms by storm and raising vital funds to help Oxfam Ireland fight poverty and injustice.

We need musicians, promoters, coordinators, artists, photographers, videographers, sound engineers or WHATEVER YOUR TALENT IS, to make this year’s Oxjam the best ever!

To register your interest in getting involved email ger.murphy@oxfamireland.org or call 01 672 7662 in ROI or 028 90 230 220 in NI.

Local Music, Global Impact

Howdy all,

I bring you news of another great line up for an Oxjam gig in Auntie Annies in Belfast.

PURE SAVAGE @ Annies will be your host for an Oxjam evening of music on Tuesday the 1st of June, from 8pm to 1am in support of Oxfam Ireland. Appearing on the night will be Aaron Shanley, John D’arcy, Jumping Orbit, The Red Admirals and our headliners The Beat Poets, with DJ sets from Octobomb DJ’s.

Doors are at 8 and you get all that for just £5!  Sure you’d be silly not to….

See ya up the front.

Ger

Hey all,

To celebrate the launch of our snazzy newly redesigned website here at Oxfam HQ, we’re giving away 5 copies of the Cake Sale album, Oxfam album from 2008 featuring the talents of amazing musicians including Bell X1, Lisa Hannigan, Oliver Cole, Josh Ritter, Damien Rice, Neil Hannon, Gary Lightbody, Emm Gryner, Glen Hansard, Gemma Hayes and many more.

First five people to email their name and address to oxjam@oxfamireland.org nab themselves a copy.

Check out our new site at www.oxfamireland.org.

The Imperial Bar in Bangor, on Central Avenue, host an Oxjam evening of music tonight, Friday 19 March, from 8pm to 1am to support Oxfam Ireland.  Bands appearing included The Harvard, Psilocybin and Mrs Growler.

See you up the front!