Martha is playing Brussels' yearly Plazey festival.
Martha in Plazey Festival
Date: June 28, 2009
Place: Brussels, Elisabethpark
Tickets: it's free!
Time: music starts at 17.00 (i asked the organisation if they could be more specific about Martha's time. Will get back on that).
More about Plazey:
Festival in the parc
Plazey is a festival taking place every summer in the Brussels Elisabeth Park, which stretches out in front of the Koekelberg Basilique. Plazey is a music festival, billing top quality musicians. But it is more than that. The extensive musical part of the programme is larded with open air theatre, dance, visual shows and culinary delights. Plazey is a family festival. It's there for seven-year-old girls with plaits, for cocky teenagers, for self-confident thirty-year-olds and their toddlers, for ever young soixante-huitards, for grandmothers and grandfathers in love. And it's all free of charge. Plazey is the summer festival of the Brussels community centres De Platoo (Koekelberg), De Zeyp (Ganshoren) and Essegem (Jette).
Martha in Plazey Festival
Date: June 28, 2009
Place: Brussels, Elisabethpark
Tickets: it's free!
Time: music starts at 17.00 (i asked the organisation if they could be more specific about Martha's time. Will get back on that).
More about Plazey:
Festival in the parc
Plazey is a festival taking place every summer in the Brussels Elisabeth Park, which stretches out in front of the Koekelberg Basilique. Plazey is a music festival, billing top quality musicians. But it is more than that. The extensive musical part of the programme is larded with open air theatre, dance, visual shows and culinary delights. Plazey is a family festival. It's there for seven-year-old girls with plaits, for cocky teenagers, for self-confident thirty-year-olds and their toddlers, for ever young soixante-huitards, for grandmothers and grandfathers in love. And it's all free of charge. Plazey is the summer festival of the Brussels community centres De Platoo (Koekelberg), De Zeyp (Ganshoren) and Essegem (Jette).
) will play at the AB on September 30th.
...but I am looking into the option of taking the first train monday, straight to
work..not ideal, but do-able 
The festival was very small, with one biggish
stage and a very small one. In front of the stages, there were plastic chairs. It was a nice warm day. Before Martha, two Belgian bands performed. Both
weren't really our cup of tea. It was a nice surprise to see two familiar faces in the audience though 
(usually
don't like festivals :-).
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, I can see the back of my
head in some of them 