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White Mischief is a steampunk-themed indoor festival, first organized in London in 2007.

Around the World in 80 Days

White Mischief's 2008 event was held at the Scala nightclub in London. Performers included:

• Oojami, a global band who combine Turkish influences with London beats and Sufi dancers;
• Tough Love, co-founders and hosts of White Mischief, this six-piece pop band blends tribal, world-influenced drums and percussion with quirky, acerbic English lyrics;
• Hooligan Night, formed in 2006 when production maestro Nik Diezel met apocalyptic pin-up Ruby Blues, one of the superstars of the London neo-burlesque scene;
• Aste Amundsen, the artist behind The Apocalypse Gameshow;
• The Penny Dreadfuls, a Neo-Victorian comedy troupe;
• Miss Behave
• Ebony Bones
• The Outside Royalty, a six-piece "electro chamber rock" band;
• Tricity Vogue, a vintage Jazz singer;
• Dusty Limits
• Ophelia Bitz
• Seffi, Snake Charmer
• Ta Mere
• Todd Hart
• Scratchy
• Lady Kamikaze
• The Men That Will Not Be Blamed for Nothing
• Dickon Edwards
• The Broken Hearts
• Sheriff Marshall Lawman and Theodora Goes Wild

References

1. Scala. "White Mischief - Around the World in 80 Days". Retrieved 3 June 2008.

External links

• White Mischief - Official website

• Music festivals in London
• 2007 establishments in England
• Music festivals established in 2007
• Steampunk