Soul Food Reaches The Parts Bling Cannot Reach

IDMC celebrate 13 years together as London’s premier Urban Gospel collective and will mark their coming of age in the UK and Global Gospel Music industry by staging a Live Concert Recording, “IDMC Live & Phaat Vol II”, and Exhibition, on Saturday 1st December 2007 at the Dominion Centre in London, N22 6DS beginning with a drinks reception at 6:15pm.

The night promises to be a spectacular one, with guest artists, an exhibition charting the changes and growth of this group over the past 13 years, plus a re-union choir that includes present and past members of the group. Founder and Director of the group, John Fisher, also plans to introduce new material from IDMC’s pending new album Soul Food, due for release early in 2008.

Fisher said, “We want everyone to come and celebrate with us. This is not just another concert. We want to say thank you to all the people who have supported us in our work over the past 13 years. We want to recognise the pioneers who wrote for us, played and sang with us, as well as those who have played a part by supporting the members of their family who put in so much hard work to make IDMC a success.”

IDMC began with members drawn primarily from traditional African-Caribbean churches based within deprived urban areas of South London. Over the years the membership has become more diverse, reflecting more and more London’s multi-cultural communities. As such, the group presents a strong alternative image to young Londoners. The exhibition and show not only aim to tell the story of IDMC through the past 13 years, but also to show that despite the odds, despite the situations that may be around you, it is possible to elevate yourself through creativity and hard work and perform on the World stage.

IDMC is a group of dedicated gospel singers who have been performing all over the UK, Europe and the Caribbean. They performed for the late Luciano Pavarotti at his 2003 wedding, and received international plaudits and unprecedented column inches in local and national press for their performances at the 2006 Barbados Gospel Fest, an international Gospel Festival held each Spring. Soul Food will be their seventh independent release to date.

Tickets for IDMC Live & Phaat II, the Reunion, are available for £15 each and can be obtained in person or over the phone from two ticket outlets in London, The Dominion Centre, 9 Broadway, High Road, Woodgreen N22 6DS Tel.020 8829 0082 and Gospel Light, 6 Deptford High Street, London SE8 4AS, Tel 020 8469 4152.
Both of these outlets are able to take credit or debit card payments. There is a special Family Ticket available for 2 adults accompanied by 2 children. Group tickets are also available for those booking more than 10 tickets at a time.

As part of the birthday give-away, John Fisher has arranged more time sensitive give-aways that are available on the IDMC website, these include getting IDMC to perform at your event in 2008 for free and much more.

Further information about this event, John Fisher and IDMC is available from their website http://www.idmcgospel.com

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IDMC ( Individuals Dedicated to the Ministry of Christ )
Contact: John Fisher
Tel: +44 79 71 76 65 13
Email: john@idmcgospel.com
Web: www.idmcgospel.com

IDMC (Individuals Dedicated to the Ministry of Christ) was conceived in 1993 by its founder and director John Fisher. They are a group of young people with a strong contagious urban contemporary gospel sound. The group has a lot of energy and a strong message of love, hope, joy and peace for everyone. Career highlights include a performance at the 2003 wedding of Luciano Pavarotti, and most recently at the memorial of Anita Roddick. Their client list include A-List celebrities, local charity groups, schools and Christian organizations and festivals in the UK, Europe and the Caribbean. Using a cocktail of slamming beats, infectious grooves, mellow ballads,through to today's praise and worship and traditional gospel styles IDMC has something for everyone and for all situations.

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