Established in 2004, and born out of frustration and an enthusiasm for music, film, theatre and art, this night is designed with the idea of giving the opportunity to and combining diverse talent from musicians, artists, writers and film-makers to produce a eclectic musical and artistic experience for all involved….

Friday 12th September 2008 Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
Beatyourheartout….designed once again for you to meet like minded folks, to bring music to your ears and laughter to your lips, with a specially selected program of animations, music videos, experimental and short films, from new, up-coming filmmakers, established film makers and Beatyourheartout veterans, all served with a bit of cake for good measure.

Performance - ‘Popcorn and Tequila’ - Nicki Hobday
‘Popcorn and Tequila’ is a piece about you. Don't expect too much though or it won't work. (Imagine this description gives you a really good idea about the performance. one that interests you enough to want to see it, but doesn't tell you enough to be able to predict what it will specifically involve. Other than possibly some popcorn, or tequila)

Sophies Pigeons
'Gauche, exuberant and not afraid to look silly in the name of art, her band,
Sophie's Pigeons, seem perfectly poised to inject some needed flamboyance to a
Manc indie scene weighed down with an acceptance of all things humdrum.' -
MEN
Web: www.myspace.com/sophienelson

(hooker)
"One hooker you won't be ashamed to pay for." - Beatyourartout.
"Back when (hooker) started out the idea that an emotionally-charged femme-punk trio could crash into the nation's mainstream airwaves would have got you laughed at - but yesterday a performance by the chart-stealing Gossip brought Manchester Pride its most mixed audiences yet. How many of them knew we've got one of our own, and with better tunes to boot?" - Manchester Music
Web: www.myspace.com/hookerstuff

GeEkgiRL
"Geekgirl have grown from shy beginnings….a true outsider punk outfit cherished by a generation of Manc music misfits. Their album sounds like the most unhinged, electrifying thing to come out of the Manc underground scene for yonks. Thrashing with PJ Harvey-meets-Throwing Muses fire and purring with hectic pop, it's a breakneck crawl through messy relationships and modern Britain." David Sue, MEN
Web: www.thegeekgirl.co.uk

With DJing from beatyourartout.

Tamzin Forster and Lisa Mattocks
www.myspace.com/beatyourartout
info@beatyourartout.co.uk