Nothing to do with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

Peace In The City presents a night of stunningly marvellous live music plus DJs after til 4am.

Los
http://www.myspace.com/wearelos
"Two great singles...kicking up a fiery blues storm reminiscent of The Black Keys fronted by a blonde beauty rather than a bearded blokey"
John Kennedy XFM
"This is absolutely brilliant, single of the month so far. It's proper broken heart music. It's the most ballsy and dangerous song we've listened to. a good, old-fashioned whiskey-soaked swagger. What a fcking voice 9/10"
Rocksound

The Rifle Volunteer
http://www.myspace.com/theriflevolunteer
Mining a vein of macabre pop the band take dark melodies, brooding vocals and a lyrical strain that hints at the story telling more often found in traditional folk music. More a reinterpretation through song than the introspective cynicism so closely associated with modern alternative music.

Great Outdoors
http://www.myspace.com/greatoutdoorsmusic
These journeying hairy folk try to reconcile celestial heavenly sounds with escalating reverberating ground music. They are, they will and they have been; lose yourself in this music and you'll find something rather special.

Here Come The Brave
http://www.myspace.com/herecomethebrave
Progressively post punk with Interpol tendencies.

Ed Pereira
http://www.myspace.com/mirrorkicks
solo acoustic set from Mirrorkicks guitarist/singer traverses emotional limbo to triumph equally with an almost disney singalong quality

After DJing til 4am with "The Full Hand's Width". Playing Indie, Alternative, Pop, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Old Skool Hardcore. Playing all the things you want to hear but not the things you always hear.

Doors 730pm. Entry £5 (£4 with print out)

The Good Ship, 289 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR
07949 008253
Sandwiched in between and 30 seconds from The Luminaire and The Tricycle.
1 minute from Brondesbury train station. (North London line)
5 minutes from Kilburn tube station. (Jubilee)