Fatboy today announced Big Beat Boutique 4 which will take place in Brighton on the 27th September this year

Tickets for the 20,000 capacity will only be available to people with credit cards registered to a BN postcode, which includes Brighton and the area between Littlehampton and Eastbourne.

They will go on sale from Monday June 2 although there will be a pre-sale for people who attended the New Year's Day gig. Those gig-goers will be contacted by email.
Each buyer will be able to purchase six of the £30 tickets.

The concert will be staged at the same fenced off site in Madeira Drive that was used in 2007

Tickets will go on general sale at 9am on Monday June 2.

Tickets will be available at www.ticketmaster.co.uk and www.ticketline.co.uk and will also be available to buy them in person at the Brighton Dome Box Office, 29 New Road, Brighton.

to see a video of the Fatboy explaining more go to

www.theargus.co.uk/news/videos/index.var.31284.0.0.php

Wednesday 28th May - Big Beach Boutique 4 is coming on 27th September!
Tickets go on General sale next week.
However, as a visitor of the Fatboy Slim Myspace Page, you have the chance to order your tickets RIGHT NOW (As always you'll need a BN postcode)!
TO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW... CLICK HERE

One-off gigs to launch Oxjam 2007

Oxjam launches on Monday 1 October and to celebrate we're giving you the chance to see top-secret, one-off gigs from amazing stars - and all in an Oxfam shop.

Top secret location
From 1 to 4 October, Oxjam is taking over an Oxfam shop in a secret location in London. During the day, the shop will sell the best donated records and musical instruments from around London, plus special celebrity memorabilia from the likes of Elton John, Goldfrapp and Corinne Bailey Rae.

By night, the shop will be transformed into a gig venue, hosting intimate sets from top artists including Fatboy Slim, The Kooks, Jamelia, Hot Chip, Emmanuel Jal and many more, as well as guest DJ spots from Jarvis Cocker, Bobby Friction and others.

Win tickets

They've got 50 pairs of tickets to give away for each of these once-in-a-lifetime gigs:

Mon 1 October: The Kooks acoustic set; Jarvis Cocker DJ set

Tue 2 October: Jamelia live set; Killa Kela

Wed 3 October: Hot Chip full live set; Bobby Friction DJ set

Thu 4 October: Fatboy Slim DJ set; Emmanuel Jal

Enter now for a chance to witness this little piece of music history.
Closing deadline midnight 23 September 2007.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER

Release date: 3rd September 2007

The eclectic genres and weird and wonderful personalities that have populated this label's history make it one of the most interesting and rich musical stories of recent times. Celebrating this diversity and the wide reaching influence Trojan Records has had, this year, the label's 40th Anniversary, sees partnerships with some of contemporary music's leading lights to bring reggae music to the masses. Breaking genres and musical boundaries the Trojan Takeover series offers the controls to the dance music legends of this world and none more fitting of that title than Fatboy Slim.

Famous for putting dance music in the charts, Norman Cook, is a producer with an unparalleled musical success in his field. His eclectic style, coupled with his amazing ability to identify a hook, has made him, over the years, one of the most sought after producers in the world. Not to mention his reputation as the ultimate party DJ, mashing musical styles and entertaining million strong crowds from Brighton to Brazil. His acceptance of the much-coveted Ivor Novello songwriting award this year cemented his status, not only in the dance music fraternity, but in the annals of musical history as one of the UK's finest talents.

Taking some time out from his relaxing 2007 schedule and in homage to this iconic label, Norman has stepped into the studio for the first time this year to bring us a Fatboy Slim treasure, exclusively for Trojan.

Norman's passion for Trojan Records began at the tender age of fifteen when he was given a 'Reggae Chartbusters' CD by then bandmate, Housemartins singer Paul Heaton.

"Aside from Bob Marley and everything it was the Trojan sound that I really liked, especially the old blue beat sound which has haunted me ever since, the instrumentals are always my favourites or as a DJ the cover versions of soul tunes that I could play out."

Moving from soul and reggae and taking his cue this time from the skinhead/ska era, Fatboy Slim's vocal heavy mix of The Charmers' 'Skinhead Train' is a stripped down, bare-knuckle hip-hop gem.

Lloyd Charmers' own career spanned one of the most fertile periods of Jamaica's musical history, from Jamaican shuffle and the subsequent ska boom, to the rocksteady and roots reggae of the late '60s and early '70s. As a member of the Uniques, the Hippy Boys and Lloydie & The Lowbites he has worked with many of Trojan's most legendary artists, including Lee Perry, Alton Ellis and Bunny Lee. Lloyd continues to record to this very day and will certainly be
remembered for the enormous legacy he's given to Jamaican music.

Putting Lloyd and The Charmers firmly back in the minds of music lovers everywhere, Fatboy Slim's 'Skinhead Train' is a contagious number for a new ska generation.

The Southern Fried Mobile Disco will embark on it's maiden voyage in Brighton on 1st October...
See flyer below


Tickets go on sale at Midnight on 23rd August (Thursday Night / Friday Morning) at Ticket web (Click Here)

To find out how you could be playing a set in the main room, goto www.southernfriedrecords.com

The Southern Fried Mobile Disco will embark on it's maiden voyage in Brighton on 1st October...
See flyer below


Tickets go on sale at Midnight on 23rd August (Thursday Night / Friday Morning) at Ticket web (Click Here)

To find out how you could be playing a set in the main room, goto www.southernfriedrecords.com