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Kissmet, The Hawth, Crawley, April 20
1:31pm Friday 11th April 2008
They have performed at music festivals from Glastonbury to Mexico and supported acts including Ms Dynamite and Asian Dub Foundation.
Fronted by two UK-born Sikh brothers, they took the passion and energy of the Nineties Bhangra scene and fused it with everything from rock to reggae. Now the six-piece British-Asian band are joining forces with three West Sussex schools for a special multimedia evening that marks the culmination of a ten-week project.
In addition to Kissmet's own blend of styles and genres, pupils from the three schools have used Kissmet's music as the inspiration for creating new music and dance.
- Starts 6pm, tickets cost £10. Call 01293 553636
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