….and other music artists which includes Robert Owens, Angie Brown, Natalia, Michael Anthony & Dancers, Kofi (previously from Brown Sugar), Jessie, Holah Band, Lorna G, QBoy, Le'Voy, Chris G. Plus Hip Hop dancers. More artists to be confirmed.

Your Hosts: Gary Taylor and Lorna G.

"It's important to support events like this because this helps to create a better future for all society. We are not only helping our youth directly with education and health issues, but we are also helping to teach our youth about charity and helping one another through example. This concert will allow these important messages to be passed on through the enjoyment of music and entertainment and I'm proud to be a part of that." Qboy

Tickets can be purchased from the following outlets:

Ticket Web: www.ticketweb.com
Music for Life website: www.ubocare.org/tickets
Prowler Store: 5-7 Brewer Street, Soho, London, W1F 0RF
Or call 0207 159 2206 for your nearest ticket outlet.

Tickets can also be purchased on the night. Subject to availability : £10
Concessions: £5 (Under 18, Unwaged/Students)

Venue: Friends Meeting Rooms (Theatre style seating).
173 Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ (Opposite Euston station).

Visit www.ubocare.org for more information, photos and bios on the performers, plus a chance to win free Theatre tickets to see the hit musical, "Daddy Cool".

Notes for Editors
UBO Care is an innovative, not for profit organisation run by UKBlackOut.com to raise much needed funds to help with the work of caring for youths left at risk by Homelessness, HIV/AIDS, Drug Abuse or Social Exclusion.
Our aim is: to improve the health and wellbeing of all youths, regardless of race , gender or sexual orientation.

Centrepoint works with homeless young people aged 16 to 25, providing services such as emergency and short stay accommodation and supported flats. It also runs specialist projects for care leavers, ex-offenders and young single mothers.

Living without a safe permanent home is only the beginning of the story for many of the young people that Centrepoint helps. Problems such as unemployment, addiction, family breakdown and physical and mental ill health often go hand in hand with homelessness.

Every night, Centrepoint provides more than 850 homeless young people with accommodation and specialist support.

Centrepoint services provide thefoundations from which young people can start to address some of the issues that led to them becoming homeless, and develop the skills they need for successful independent living. For further information, please visit www.centrepoint.org.uk