Tuesday, 7 September 2010

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Planes, Trains and Rickshaws

Posted on: July 14th, 2010 by liamsinclair

The London, Edinburgh and Cardiff melas have teamed up to set a unique challenge for BBC Asian Network’s Early Breakfast Show presenter, DJ Wax and nutkhut’s tallest DJ in the world.  As all three melas happen on the same day (Sunday 8 August), the DJs are being challenged to appear at each one, taking in motorways, airports and railways along the way.

The mela challenge, entitled ‘Planes, Trains and Rickshaws’, will see the two participants attempting the 550 mile journey. They will start their three-city challenge with an early appearance at the Cardiff Multicultural Mela, then continue their journey along the M4 to wow the 02 London Mela crowds, before flying to Scotland to hit the Edinburgh Mela Festival stage.

Audiences will be able to keep track of their epic journey by tuning into the BBC Asian Network live broadcast from the 02 London Mela – www.bbc.co.uk/asiannetwork.

Fashion Show Underway

Posted on: July 13th, 2010 by liamsinclair

The Edinburgh Mela Fashion show is now well underway with rehearsals starting on Wednesday 14th July in Edinburgh.  The Glasgow group are already in rehearsal and working hard to produce a spectacular show on Sunday 8th August.  The models well be well used to walking the cat-walk by then with a performance taking place at the Newcastle Mela the weekend before.  More for information on the Fashion Show click here.

New Sunday night artists

Posted on: July 23rd, 2009 by liamsinclair

In addition to Panjabi Hit Squad we are delighted to announce that BBC Asian Network are supporting us bringing Imran Khan and Surinder Rattan/Roachkilla to this year’s Mela. This is sure to make an exciting finish to the festival on Sunday 9th. Sunday’s schedule to be updated ASAP.

Mela Supports Fringe Performers

Posted on: July 23rd, 2009 by liamsinclair

The Edinburgh Mela is delighted to support a number of companies performing at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Please check out and support the following companies:

Personal War Stories Mumbai Terror Attacks

Anwesha Dance Company

Holy Cow Theatre Company

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