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Marxism + Music: In Conversation With Toby Manning

Tue 11 February, 2025 @ 18:30 - 20:00

£3

(Tickets are pay-what-you-can with a suggested minimum donation of £3.00 in order to help cover venue costs. There are some limited free tickets as well for people who will struggle to contribute this.)
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Should we keep politics out of music, or is pop culture a site of class struggle? Did Motown embody the capitalist production process or the civil rights movement? Does political power only come from the barrel of a gun, or will a Fender Telecaster suffice? On Tuesday 11th February at PRSC, We will be sitting down with Toby Manning, author of ‘Mixing Pop and Politics – A Marxist History Of Popular Music’ to answer these questions and many more on the interplay between economics, ideology, the music industry, and human creativity.

Format shall be an interview followed by audience questions.
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We run an annual festival of politics, arts and culture in May, and weekly events throughout the rest of the year. See all our events here: https://hdfst.uk/bristol-transformed

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Details

Date:
Tue 11 February, 2025
Time:
18:30 - 20:00
Cost:
£3
Event Categories:
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Website:
https://hdfst.uk/e122875

Venue

SPACE at PRSC
17-25 Jamaica St
Bristol, BS2 8JW United Kingdom
Phone:
0117 214 0029
Website:
https://prsc.org.uk/the-space/

Organiser

Bristol Transformed
Email:
bristoltransformed@gmail.com
Website:
https://bristoltransformed.org/