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A press reception was held at the Odeon Cinema in Birmingham before the Red Wedge Tour
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A press reception was held at the Odeon Cinema in Birmingham before the Red Wedge Tour
A press reception was held at the Odeon Cinema in Birmingham before the Red Wedge Tour took to the stage with their musical show full of political propaganda aimed at getting the Labour Party back into power at Westminster. Paul Weller (centre)
27th January 1986
Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
West Midlands
England
Media ID 21627228
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This print captures a significant moment in history - a press reception held at the iconic Odeon Cinema in Birmingham before the Red Wedge Tour took to the stage. The image showcases renowned musician Paul Weller at the center, surrounded by fellow musicians and political activists. It was during this time that Red Wedge, with their powerful musical show filled with political propaganda, aimed to rally support for the Labour Party's return to power at Westminster. The year was 1986, an era defined by its vibrant music scene and fervent youth activism. This photograph not only represents a convergence of music and politics but also serves as a testament to the influence artists can have on shaping public opinion. As these talented individuals gathered together, they sought to inspire change through their artistry and impassioned performances. Amongst them stands Reverend Richard Coles, whose presence adds another layer of depth to this historic moment. His involvement highlights how diverse voices from various walks of life united under Red Wedge's mission. Preserved within this archival gem is a snapshot of an era marked by youthful rebellion against social injustices. It encapsulates both nostalgia for 1980s culture and admiration for those who used their platform to advocate for meaningful change. This print from Coventry Telegraph Archive is more than just an image; it is a window into an influential movement that left an indelible mark on British society during one unforgettable evening in Birmingham.
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