Jun 18, 2013

Candice Thames

Ladies, Get High on Heels!

We’re super excited to check out High On Heels, the first of a series of female friendly Thursday nights at Embassy. On offer’s free entry and two free drinks for ladies before midnight! Just what you need for a great night out with your girls. Things kick off on Thursday 20 June and we’ll be there!

Plus, expect to be grooving in style to UK dance sensation High On Heels. It’s the brainchild of Miss Kelly Marie, Hed Kandi resident in the UK, So Delicious in Italy, and a regular guest at the biggest dance clubs in London, including Ministry of Sound and Pacha. Joining her will be vocalist Kyra, who has sung alongside the likes of Ed Sheeran and Labrinth. We told you it was going to be amazing, see you there!

INFO: Free entry, two free drinks for ladies before midnight, 21+, couples and mixed groups, door policy applies, 9am to 3pm, Thursday 20 June, Embassy Club, Grosvenor House, 04 317 6000.

Jun 17, 2013

Candice Thames

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Game, Set and Match with Laura Robson and London Taxi Advertising

Laura Robson with the Wilson branded taxi

London (PRWEB UK) 17 June 2013

Sporting brand Wilson has been showcasing their brand through the streets of London, with a taxi advertising campaign implemented by London Taxi Advertising.

Utilising the popular superside format, Wilson have engaged in a brand elevation initiative under the strapline ‘spin around London’, which also benefits from the endorsement of Britain’s current no.1 female tennis player Laura Robson. Promoting Wilson’s latest spin technology racket, the campaign will see Laura visiting tennis clubs in London with the branded vehicles, offering training to aspiring young players.

Superside advertising presents brands with a potent marketing platform, offering an iconic canvas to display the advertising creative. Coverage of the entire taxi body generates high-frequency visibility, allowing Wilson to access the public as the vehicle traverses dense urban locations. Promotional support from a well-known sporting personality further encourages audiences to engage with the Wilson product, particularly children looking to pursue an interest in tennis.

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Jun 16, 2013

Candice Thames

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Get Tickets to See Mike Skinner, Ms Dynamite and MJ Cole at XOYO on Friday …

MJ Cole and Ms Dynamite at XOYO

(PRWEB UK) 11 June 2013

Music lovers across night clubs in London are looking forward to partying to the sounds of Mike Skinner, MJ Cole, Mele, and Ms Dynamite next weekend at XOYO.

Since Mike Skinners debut in 1994 with the eclectic ‘The Streets’ project the MC has gone onto enjoy charts success, awards, toured the world, and embarked on an acting career. Upon having his first child in 2009 and getting married in 2010 the star focused on fatherhood and changing his lifestyle. Mike’s new project: The Dot has been receiving great reviews and will go down a treat at XOYO in Shorditch.

Ms Dynamite is no stranger to getting played across RB clubs in London and her schedule shows no sign of easing up as the MC and singer prepares for a hectic festival season. You can look forward to hearing underground anthems such as ‘What you talking About’, ‘Wile Out’ and many more.

MJ Cole is one of the most requested UK Garage producers but many forget he is a talented DJ and also producer’s hip hop, house and more. He has remixed countless hits played across many night clubs in London and recently produced Dizzee Rascals party anthem ‘Bassline Junkie’ so it’s fair to say he’ll be causing mayhem on the dancefloor.

Tickets to see the above acts plus guest Mele at XOYO in Shoreditch on Friday 21st June are priced at £12.50 so book now or miss out on a great party in the capital.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest list, booth and table bookings across all venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London nightclubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

Notes to editors

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for London clubs and for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London clubs listing service, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many nightclubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

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Jun 15, 2013

Candice Thames

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See MBE Norman Jay & House Legend Marshall Jefferson Live on Friday 28th …

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See MBE Norman Jay House Legend Marshall Jefferson Live on Friday 28th June

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(PRWEB UK) 15 June 2013

Eclectic music lovers across night clubs in London are looking forward to heading to the East of the capital to see MBE Norman Jay rocking the DJ booth of Shoreditch’s Village Underground on Friday 28th June.

Along with the versatile DJ will be one of Chicago’s House music pioneers Marshall Jefferson sharing the DJ bill with Norman Jay for one night only. Fans of Notting Hill Carnival know that the most versatile sound system on the day comes courtesy of Norman Jay’s ‘Good Times’ pumping classic anthems loved across some of the best London night clubs in the capital.

These DJs will be sharing bangers from their extensive Record Boxes and with Marshall Jefferson heading to UK shores you can expect masses of house heads to flock to the venue hear the man that played the first ever piano led House anthem from the early 80s.

Tickets are priced at £12.50 for early bird’s, £15.50 in advance and more on the door. So book now to spend the night with Royalty approved Sir Norman Jay and Chicago’s most respected forefather spinning party anthems loved across London clubs and bars from Soul, Boogie, Hip Hop to House and Disco classics.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest lists, booth and table bookings across all their venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London clubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for night clubs in London for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London guest lists service for clubs, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many night clubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/london-nightlife/norman-jay/prweb10834744.htm

Jun 14, 2013

Candice Thames

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Get Tickets For UK Soul Legend Omar ‘The Man’ Album Release Party on …

Omar at the Jazz Cafe 27th and 28th June

(PRWEB UK) 14 June 2013

Soul lovers across the London nightclubs have the rare treat of being invited to celebrate the album launch of Omar’s latest release ‘The Man’.

Omar is one of the most respected contemporary UK artists whose music has carved its place in the British soul scene since 1991 leading to being awarded the title of M.B.E by the Queen for his musical contributions to over the decades.

His biggest hit ‘There’s Nothing Like This’ is without a doubt a rare grove classic, and this musician has collaborated with everyone from Angie Stone, Stevie Wonder, Common, Erykah Badu and many more played across RB clubs in London.

Returning to the Jazz Café Omar is launching his new album ‘The Man’ which has been tipped as his best work to date packed with influences from soul, funk, latin, reggae and house with a strong live element as man forget he is a qualified musician playing numerous instruments.

The dates for your diary to attend ‘The Man’ release party are: Thursday 27th and Friday 28th June with tickets priced at £15 in advance. Be sure to grab yours now and see why the biggest stars loved across the nightclubs in London call Omar ‘The Man’.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest list, booth and table bookings across all venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London clubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for night clubs in London for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London guestlists service for clubs, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many night clubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

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Jun 13, 2013

Candice Thames

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Get Tickets for the High Definition Festival in Ilford on Saturday 29th June 2013

High Definition Festival

(PRWEB UK) 13 June 2013

Eclectic music lovers across night clubs in London are counting down the weeks till the High Definition Festival in Greater London’s Ilford on Saturday 29th June 2013.

This music festival aims to surpass its previous efforts with an even larger line up including some of the biggest names in the world of bass, house, dubstep and more played across many London night clubs and bars.

The Digital Arena will feature: Andy Ewing, EZ, Oneman, Joker, Friction, Shy FX, Dot Rotten, Ms Dynamite, Katy B and Headliner Labrinth. The High Definition arena will focus on deep house acts such as: Bicep, Lee Curtiss, Justin Martin, Eats Everything, Lee Foss and Maya Jane Coles playing back to back sets.

The Submerged stage is featuring Soul Avengerz, Gorgon City, Roses Gabor, Miguel Campbell and Hot Since 82, whilst drum and bass/jungle lovers will be packed into the Epidemik Arena where: Alex P, Slipmatt, Crissy Criss, Peter Bouncer and a live PA from General Levy to name only a few who will get the crowd hyped up to his 90s London clubs classic ‘Incredible’.

All roads are leading to this mega festival on Saturday 29th June so grab your tickets priced between £39 to £44 as all early bird tickets have sold out.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest list, booth and table bookings across all venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London clubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

Notes to editors

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for night clubs in London for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London guestlists service for clubs, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many night clubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

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Jun 12, 2013

Candice Thames

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See Reggae Legend Jimmy Cliff Live In Concert This Month on the 25th June at …

Jimmy Cliff at The Shepherds Bush O2

(PRWEB UK) 12 June 2013

Reggae lovers across the London nightlife scene are looking forward to the opportunity to see a Jamaican music legend live in concert on Tuesday 25th June at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire with special guest Natty.

Jimmy Cliff has lived in the hearts of a nation since setting the ska scene alight with early hits such as ‘King of Kings’, ‘One Eyed Jacks’, ‘Pride Passion’, but in 1968 his first album ‘Hard Road’ became an international breakthrough with singles like ‘Wonderful World, Beautiful People’, and ‘Wild World’.

Writing ‘You Can Get It if You Really Want’ sent Desmond Dekker to number one and opened doors to his involvement with the ‘The Harder They come’ soundtrack released in 1975 which was played at parties across many London nightclubs. Signing with Columbia Records, recording with Kool and the Gang, and touring with Peter Tosh in the 80’s pushed the star to worldwide status.

His rebellious character Ivan in the classic movie ‘The Harder The Come’ is worshipped across the globe along with his music and demand for his live show. His 2012 album ‘Rebirth’ has kept Cliff touring and UK fans across the night clubs in London are looking forward to the reggae legend visiting cities such as: O2 ABC, Glasgow on Sunday 23rd June, and Sheffield Plug Monday 24th June.

Get tickets for his Shepherd’s Bush Empire gig priced £30.25 and hear anthems such ‘Many Rivers To Cross’, I Can See Cleary Now’ and many more.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest list, booth and table bookings across all venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London clubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

Notes to editors

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for London clubs and for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London clubs listing service, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many night clubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

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Jun 11, 2013

Candice Thames

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Mark Gottsches’s London calling not finished yet

Mark Gottsche is asked how to pronounce his surname (like “Gotcha”) and so begins one of the most fantastically uncanny stories of the 2013 football championship. From Alzenau to Oranmore to Ruislip the GAA really does know no bounds.

It’s not just that Gottsche is in Croke Park to collect the GAA/GPA player of the month for May, the first London footballer to win one, and entirely deserved after his man-of-the match performance in that shock Connacht quarter-final win over Sligo.

These awards are voted on by the intercounty playing body itself, don’t forget, and Gottsche’s performance at midfield that sunny afternoon in Ruislip – chipping in with 0-4 in the one-point win – was truly exceptional. It also marked London’s first win in the Connacht championship in 36 years, and set up a very interesting semi-final against Leitrim on June 23rd (the team London last beat, back in 1977).

More interesting still is Gottsche’s journey from Alzenau in Germany to London footballer: his father was German, and Gottsche himself was born there, spending his first five years in Alzenau, a small town outside Frankfurt.

“My father is German, but he would have spent a lot of his teenage years in Ireland,” he says, taking up the story. “His family moved to Cavan initially and then Galway. When he was in his early 20s he met my mother and they got married and moved back to Germany. He worked as a consultant for hotels around Germany, and in 1993 he got a job lecturing in GMIT in hotel management and we settled there.”

Brief flirt
So growing up in Galway, Gottsche inevitably fell into Gaelic football, playing underage, minor and under-21 for the county – while also enjoying a brief flirt with the senior team in 2008. “I played one National League game, Liam Sammon’s first year, came on as a sub against Kildare, in Newbridge. Looking back I was probably too young at the time. Maybe a bit naïve. I was 19, maybe not prepared for the demands of intercounty football.

“But it just didn’t work out. I was in for a little bit in 2009 as well, at the start of the year, then that fell away. I had some problems with injury, but that’s not the reason really. It just didn’t work out. It’s hard to know, if I went back to Galway now. You never know.”

Interesting too that London have now gone further into the Connacht championship than London.

Gottsche did know that he wanted to work in sport, which thus took him to London.

“I’m there two and a half years, at this stage. I did a MA in sports management in Jordanstown, and always wanted to work in a sports field. I didn’t think I would get a job in Ireland. Then ironically enough I ended up working for the GAA in London. I started off working for William Hill, just to tide me over, then I got a job as a development officer for London GAA, coaching in schools and all that, since last August.”

Interestingly, again, that means working in some London schools with no GAA background whatsoever. “It’s pretty widespread. We have about 14 or 15 underage clubs in London and every club has three defined feeder schools. I remember coaching a Polish kid last year and he couldn’t understand how they didn’t have Gaelic football in Poland. He said, ‘this is the best game ever, way better than soccer’.”

Gottsche sees his future in London, at least for the next three years, and sees further progress too under manager Paul Coggins: “His passion for the game is infectious. He lives, eats and breathes it. I don’t know how he holds down a full-time job with all the work he does. He doesn’t ask for much. He just wants 100 per cent commitment. He’s not asking for the impossible.”

Jun 10, 2013

Candice Thames

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See Rihanna’s Diamonds World Tour at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 15th …

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See Rihanna’s Diamonds World Tour at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 15th June 13

PRWEB.COM Newswire

(PRWEB UK) 10 June 2013

The most played pop star across night clubs in London has been busy on the European leg of her chaotic Diamonds World Tour.

Now, London fans have the chance to see Barbadian singer live and in the flesh at the popular Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 15th June with special guest the French superstar DJ and producer David Guetta who will be hyping up the crowd with his anthems played across RB clubs in London.

Throughout next week Rihanna will be headlining at the biggest Stadiums and Arenas in the UK such as Cardiff Millennium Stadium on Monday 10th June, Manchester Arena Wednesday 12th June, Birmingham LG Arena Monday 17th June, Sunderland Stadium of Light Thursday 20th June so fans will be getting a healthy dose of RiRi’s biggest anthems played across the night clubs in London and beyond.

Tickets to see the star at Twickenham are priced between £61 to £82.50 and will be worth every penny as the star entertains the crowd with songs such as ‘Diamonds’, ‘We Found Love’, ‘Only Girl In The World’, ‘Pon De Replay’ and many more. So grab your friends, whistle, make your banners and get ready for a great evening of live music.

This news release has been brought to you courtesy of London Groove, for the ultimate luxury night out London Groove offers exclusive guest list, booth and table bookings across all venues, with no minimum spend, allowing guests to fully focus on partying.

There is also no membership requirement making London Groove’s parties some of the capital’s few quality club nights open to all.

The bespoke agency also has a dedicated website which, as well as providing bookings, allows guests to browse the latest pictures from the London nightlife scene including fashion, and celebrity gossip.

“London Groove’s club nights are the ultimate destination in the City of London attracting over 900 party goers every weekend. Their style and luxurious feel mean you can make the most of the London clubs scene and have fun in three of the Cities best venues where anyone and everyone can enjoy a night of glamour,” commented Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

For further information, you can contact Steve Prashad at: steve(at)londongroove(dot)co(dot)uk.

Notes to editors

About London Groove

Launched in March 2004, London Groove was set up to provide a guest list service for London clubs and for people who wanted to go clubbing in the West End so they could sign up on the guest lists for their chosen club nights in the West End.

Initially catering to a range of London RB clubs and providing a London clubs listing service, London Groove then focused on hosting its own club night in the West End every Saturday from which Soul Saturdays was born. London Groove steadily grew and has since worked with many nightclubs in London and expanded their music policy at their club nights to include Funky House, 90’s Old Skool, Party Anthems and Club Classics.

“We aim to give our customer our help, support and value for money when booking a guest list, table or area and partying with us at any of our club nights. We pride ourselves on professionalism and customer satisfaction with our endless list of clients ranging from blue chip companies to small businesses to individual guests, not to mention some of the best nightclubs in London,” says Steve Prashad, Director and founder of London Groove.

Website: http://www.londongroove.co.uk

Phone (office): 020 8252 1574 (10am – 6pm)

Phone (on the move): 07968 828 504 (10am – 8pm)

Soul Friday’s at Yager Bar

Address: 2 Old Change Court, EC4M 8EN (Tube: St Paul’s)

Capacity: 250

Opening times: 10:00pm – 2:30am

Minimum age: 21 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Refinery Bar

Address: 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0TF (Tube: Southwark / London Bridge)

Capacity: 300 people

Opening times: 10:00pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Soul Saturdays at The Anthologist Club

Address: 58 Gresham Street, EC2V 7BB (Tube: Bank)

Capacity: 500 people

Opening times: 9:30pm – 3:00am

Minimum age: 23 years and photo ID

Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/London-Groove/Rihanna/prweb10812044.htm

Jun 10, 2013

Candice Thames

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See Rihanna’s Diamonds World Tour at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 15th …