Very Important Info Reguarding 04/21 concert at UCLA
April 20th, 2009 by daphnelovesderbymusicHey ya’ll.
We are quite honored to have been invited to play a benefit show this
coming Tuesday at UCLA. Unfortunately the show is NOT open to the
public. However, we have been told we may prepare a list of anyone who would like to attend of up to 100 people!
If
you are planning to attend this show and be one of the 100 non UCLA
students allowed to attend, please send us a MYSPACE message by noon
Monday 04/20. If you would like to come and don’t have a myspace, have a friend who does message for you 
Please be sure to include your real name in the message as photo ID may be requested upon arrival at UCLA.
First messages sent first served.
All entries must be in by Monday morning as we will need a day to get the list to UCLA and to notify anyone that does not fall into the 100 limit.
We still have many spots available.
Here is some information about the show and the cause we are supporting.
Please note this is a benefit show and is free but there is a $10 suggested donation.
Much Love,
Daphne Loves Derby
You
are invited to the 3rd Annual Mighty Mic Human Rights Awareness Concert
at UCLA, Benefit for Burma on Tuesday, April 21st @ 6pm in Ackerman
Grand Ballroom. Burma is a country that has been under the rule of an
all-oppressive military junta for 43 years, making it the 4th least
free country in the world. Join us in learning more about the human
rights violations, including the abuse of ethnic minorities, mass rape
of women, forced labor, mandatory relocations, and child soldiers. The
concert will feature performances by BLACKALICIOUS, DAPHNE LOVES DERBY,
AUDIBLE MAINFRAME, JARELL PERRY & BRANDON CONTRERAS. Speakers will
include Edith Mirante of Project Maje - a Burma awareness group, exiled
Burmese journalist Min Zin, activist Khin Ohmar and the All-Burma Monks
Alliance.
Mighty
Mic Human Rights Awareness Concert is a student-run non-profit concert
that attracts about 2,000 attendees annually and is fast becoming a
beloved UCLA tradition. Last year, Mighty Mic raised over $20,000 for
the refugees of the genocide in Darfur. This year, Mighty Mic will
highlight the struggle for human rights in Benefit For Burma 2009’s
multi-media showcase, which will feature an on-site art gallery,
interactive educational activities, and booth space for non-profits,
sponsors, and student-..organizations,..as well as relevant educational content in the form of speakers and videos which will entertain, inform, and inspire attendees.
Check out our website at www…mightymic.org
or visit us on Bruinwalk for details on how to get tickets. A $10
donation is strongly recommended. All proceeds go to Doctors Without
Borders and U.S. Campaign for Burma.
