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The Kurves Play Camp Hill

Wednesday, 23rd January, 2008 at 4:08 pm, Isle of Wight

The Kurves Play Camp HillYes, that’s right, Island Band, The Kurves will be doing a gig to inmates at Camp Hill Prison next month as part of a fund raising event for the Earl Mountbatten Hospice.

The County Press will be sponsoring the event where The Kurves will be playing a one hour gig on the 12th February.

The band have not been going long, but recently made it through to the first round of the Live Wired/Platform One competition.

Lead singer, Jamie Fineran got inspiration for many of his songs when he served in Belfast in the army. When he returned to the Island, he joined up with Chris, who he knew from his days as a nipper.

Other mates from school, Wez, Robert and Richard got involved and The Kurves were formed.

Check out their website for details of future gigs.

Charity, Law & Order, Music, Newport


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5 Responses to “The Kurves Play Camp Hill”

  1. jason Says:

    wicked stuff guys! Mr. Cash eat your heart out!

  2. simon Says:

    We’ll be going to Camp Hill to watch this one tomorrow night. Hopefully they won’t be keeping us in overnight!

  3. bippin' Says:

    Its a prison, for people that have done horrible things to others, its not a ruddy holiday camp. Why should they get treats like this?

    Really dont understand.

  4. simon Says:

    Totally valid point.

    We wanted to cover as it was, as far as we know, a unique event.

    You never know, having contact with the outside world might help in their reform.

  5. The Kurves Raise Cash for Cadets | Ventnor Blog:Isle of Wight Says:

    [...] might remember that a couple of months ago they played a charity gig at the prison, raising money for the Earl Mountbatten [...]

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