We’re getting very excited here at Splendid because tomorrow night is the Twitgigs Experiment; a truly unique, interactive, entirely Twitter sourced, live music event.

It’s organised by up and coming music blogger and avid Twitterer, Nisha Lakhani, who’s making waves in the London music blogging circuit. Nisha has been awarded a £2,000 bursary by Smirnoff Night Vision for her original nightlife concept happening at Vibe Bar on Brick Lane and is supported by ‘Essay Like Nephew’, ‘Seal Cub Clubbing Club’ and Mike Dignam who have all been sourced to take part in the music clash via Twitter. Each of the artists appearing on the night has also provided an untitled track which the Twitter public will name on the night.

Limited tickets can be purchased on the door at £5, but to avoid queues and disappointment, might be an idea to get your tickets in advance from www.twitgigs.eventbrite.com

Follow Nisha, Twitgigs, Essay Like Nephew, Seal Cub Clubbing Club and Mike Dignam here:

Essay Like Nephew: @EssayLikeNephew
Seal Cub Clubbing Club: @thesccc
Mike Dignam: @mikedignammusic
Nisha Lakhani: @nishajl
Twitgigs: @twitgigs

See you there Tweeps!

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We’ve had a special guest in the office today. Our latest edition to the Splendid family, the very glamorous Lulu in her cotton all in one number, dropped by with Emma to visit us all. Apparently she’s quite fond of late night shenanigans so I’m sure she’ll fit in to the Splendid team.

Lulu joins us from the uber trendy hot north London spot Club Womb where she’s already orchestrated her own all nighters with proud parents Emma & Ashley at the decks, we’re hoping her newly found nightlife credentials will translate to coverage opportunities to a few of our clients (DMC permitting)!

Thanks for dropping by Lulu!

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The Smirnoff Co. is pleased to announce details of Museum Sessions, a unique event set to hit Manchester which has been awarded a £2,000 bursary through the Smirnoff Night Vision® initiative.

Nightlife luminaries including Radio 1’s Rob da Bank, Cream honcho James Barton, club promotions agency Don’t Panic and Mark Ronson’s agent Cris Hearn voted Museum Sessions as one of the UK’s most original nights.

On entering The Manchester Museum, guests will pass the UK’s second biggest collection of Egyptian Mummies, dodge the claws of a huge T-Rex skeleton and step into a weird and wonderful time warp as the sound of live acoustic music fills the Victorian Mammals Gallery. The space, complete with original fixtures and fittings and totally untouched since the 1800s, is home to a bizarre and eerie collection of ancient animal specimens from around the world.

Visitors can wander amongst life size tigers, lions, polar bears and other unusual animals, whilst enjoying sets from Jamie Scott and the Town, Liam Frost, and Kathryn Edwards, all performed beneath a giant whale skeleton, suspended from the ceiling. Museum Sessions follows a successful series of Smirnoff Night Vision events in London during April 2009. The promoters behind The Hothouse Revue, People Are Germs, DJ Flicks and 3D Disco Goes 360 were awarded four London bursaries of £10k and, seperately, organised nights across the city featuring, rollerskates, 1930s decadence, cinematics and 3D visuals in a 360 environment.

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The geniuses at Run Riot are rallying to break the world record for the most people doing the Thriller dance…in one place! The ‘Thriller Dance FlashMob’ is scheduled for the next Bank Holiday weekend on Saturday at noon in Hyde Park.

Get out your sequins glove…

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