Charity Shop DJ News

2/3 July 2009 : The Flip Side of the Sixties: Charity Shop DJ goes to Carnaby Street

Charity Shop DJ will be untangling the Secret Histories of the Sixties as told by the charity shops of Swinging London.

What were people really listening to? How much of it survives today?

An unexpected slice of the Sixties will be served up by Charity Shop DJ at an exhibition of album cover art to be held in early July 2009 at Art Vinyl in Carnaby Street.

More details coming soon!

Monday 6 July 2009 : Charity Shop DJ at the Association of Charity Shops Annual Conference

Back by popular demand! Charity Shop DJ dishes up the after dinner disco with DJ Dr Matt at the Association of Charity Shops Annual Conference. Keele Conference Park, Staffordshire.

Thursday, 3 Mar 2009 : Groundbreaking Talking About Old Records project

Charity Shop DJ has teamed up with Dr Matt Connell of Nottingham Trent University to help bridge the generation gap through a shared love of music.  Welcome to Talking About Old Records

Saturday, 27 September 2008 : Charity Shop DJ to play at Opening of Derby Quad

Celebrating a brand new arts venue for Derby

The Cultural Olympiad in Derby

So much to celebrate. The opening of QUAD, a new arts venue 'to rival any in Europe' (The Guardian), the launch of the cultural Olympiad, and the launch of the new Charity Shop DJ Derby Record Holders project. All in one.

Charity shops across the city will be bringing their vinyl into QUAD as we celebrate a slice of Derby’s past in the newest building in town. A night of mash-ups and get downs, featuring Charity Shop DJ, Subism, and Addictive TV. 

Derby Quad 27 September 2008  9 - 10pm

Saturday, 27 September 2008 : Derby Record Holders project

Charity Shop DJ is an international music project run by the Derbyshire-based artist Andy Jupp. Its aim is the strengthening and celebration of communities.

Andy’s work uses music as a means of communication and dialogue across generations, communities and sectors. The work has taken him from charity shops and old peoples homes to the Houses of Parliament and Jammu and Kashmir.

From January to May 2009, the Derby Record Holders project will see a series of music workshops with community groups and individuals across the city, where people will be invited to share their musical choices with one another. Stills photography and film footage will be produced which will become part of an exhibition in Derby Museum in Summer 2009. It will also form a key part of a major new World Record Holders project.

By communicating these choices with each other, it is hoped that people of different ages and backgrounds across the city will understand something new about one another in a spirit of equality and respect. Andy is already working with schools and pensioner groups in Derby, and has performed at Quad and other venues in the city.