You can catch the Crossings Band at the following events
Come along and listen, we'd love to see you there!
The Crossings Band Diary
Bookings for the future
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Past events
Newcastle Green Festival @ Leazes Park, Newcastle, 5 June 2010 3.45pm:
A 30 minute set on the Lakeside Stage as part of the Newcastle Community Green Festival 2010, which took place over Saturday 5th June and Sunday 6th June (http://www.newcastlegreenfestival.org.uk).
Folk Against Fascism Event @ The Sage Gateshead, 24 April 2010 3pm:
A 15 minute set in the concourse of the Sage as part of the St. Georges Day celebration, followed by other free events.
Nomad E5 Housing Association Event, 25 Febraury 2010:
"It was a pleasure to experience a band which uses music to break down barriers and bring people together…. The band are very skilled musicians who bring smiles to faces, get feet tapping and are an absolute pleasure to work with" - Nomad E5 Housing Association
Poverty and Homelessness Event @ St. Thomas' Church, Newcastle, 6 February 2010:
"Just a quick thank you to all the members of The Crossings who came to our Enough for All event and helped to make it such a memorable occasion. The lively music really gave the event a lift, which was born out by the number of people trying to get the band’s contact details for future events. But from our point of view, just as important was the diversity and inclusiveness that the band embodies (age, gender, nationality, musical genre) It seemed there was a place for everyone and everyone was welcome, which was a great demonstration of the theme of the event. Looking forward to hearing the band again. With thanks and best wishes to all." - Pat Devlin
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Holocaust Memorial Day @ The Tyne Journal Theatre, 24 January 2010:
A 10 minute set as part of the Holocaust Memorial Event performing 'We are all survivors' by John Villegas.
"I thought Crossing's Band brought a community of mixed cultures together using voice and instrument.The lyrics were thought provoking and stimulating. A beautiful, rich sound that spoke to many about the act of survival and the need to survive as an individual and as a community." - Jane Arnfield, Artistic Director, Newcastle, Holocaust Memorial Event
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Denton Young Peoples Project Celebration Event, Denton, Newcastle upon Tyne, 21 November 2009:
"The performance of Crossings at our event in November 2009 was fantastic. The event was a multicultural and intergenerational celebration for the community of Denton, Newcastle, and the band captured the ethos of our event perfectly." - Janice Craig, Denton Young Peoples Project
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