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Win tickets to see the US vs John Lennon! (out Dec 8th)
“Music speaks the language of freedom, revolution and solidarity. Without that freedom – without music that is angry, joyful and necessary – we are nothing.” - Yoko Ono To celebrate Human Rights Day and its first anniversary, Make Some Noise is giving away 10 pairs of tickets to see "The US vs John Lennon", a documentary about Lennon's political activism to be released in the UK on Dec 8th. The film retraces the voyage of a man who refused to remain silent in the face of injustice; a man, whose revolutionary use of modern communication techniques and celebrity status not only created unprecedented support for the peace and civil rights movements, but also landed him in trouble with the US administration; a man who understood that music was a unique way to tap into people's souls and inspire them to stand up for human rights. Make Some Noise, which started with Yoko Ono's extraordinary gift of Lennon's solo catalogue to Amnesty International, is taking this opportunity to take its hat off to the original noise maker: Thank you John! And may a new generation rise up and keep making some noise for human rights!! Win tickets to see the film The competition is now closed. Congratulations to Eleanor, Helen, Thomas, Sophie, Richard, Robert, Coralie, Claire, Catherine and Tharmalingam. The competition is open to all UK and Ireland residents, and will run from Dec 6th to Dec 11th midnight. 10 lucky winners will win a pair of tickets to see "The US vs John Lennon". Tickets are only valid for "The US vs John Lennon" in cinemas showing the film, (for a detailed list of cinemas click here) and must be redeemed within one week of film release (guaranteed period of film availability on screen) Human Rights Day: retrospectiveHuman Rights Day is observed by the international community every year on 10 December. It commemorates the day in 1948 the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Where's the music? In the Make Some Noise store (of course!)The Cure, Snow Patrol, Postal Service... Download their exclusive versions of classic Lennon tracks |
