WHERE: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, London

We’ll be giving away tickets for the 18+ show… just enter your details in the form below.

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Get Dirty London has drawn to a close, and if you haven’t checked out the live tracks, photos and reviews of all the nights then they’re available HERE. Once you’ve seen all that there’s still one more important perspective we’d like to represent, the crowd. The whole crowd at each of the shows were given a Get Dirty Disposable Camera, none of that digital business we’re talking old school film here so the shots have that rich, saturated look everyone tries to recreate on their phones. We’ve collected some of the best shots here from all three nights in a gallery for your viewing pleasure.

We also gave cameras out to some of the websites, magazines and blogs that came down. Hip hop mainstays Potholes In My Blog came down to the MF Doom night, click the link below for an in depth review and some of their disposable camera handy-work:

Francesca from andsoshethinks came down to The Cribs night, her review and pictures can be found at the link below:

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April 27th: The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Faceless, Royal Thunder, Primitive Weapons

February 15th: Converse Rubber Tracks Live with Vivian Girls, Widowspeak, Eternal Summers, Heliotropes

December 19th: Converse Rubber Tracks Live with King Tuff, METZ, Sean Bones, and Devin

October 20th: Converse Rubber Tracks Celebrates Fool’s Gold Five Year Anniversary Featuring
Ghostface Killah, A-Trak, Flosstradamus and other special guests…

DOORS AT 9PM, SHOW 10pm-3am
SPACE IS LIMITED, FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE
August 23rd: Featuring Action Bronson, Flatbush Zombies, Meyhem Lauren, and Tanya Morgan

June 30th: Featuring White Rabbits and We Barbarians

Kenny Anderson recruits his friend Giovanni Reda to help plan for testing the vulcanized version of Kenny’s signature sneaker and determine if it is engineered for destruction.

KA-One Vulc – Part 2

Kenny and Reda fuel up for their trip to Las Vegas while brainstorming ideas to destroy the KA-One Vulc.

KA-One Vulc – Part 3

Kenny and Reda arrive in Las Vegas and begin to test their variety of creative methods for destroying the KA-One Vulc.

KA-One Vulc – Part 4

Kenny suggests that Reda should experiment with an alternative method for possible destruction of the KA-One Vulc.

KA-One Vulc – Part 5

Kenny takes the more traditional approach to testing the KA-One Vulc by attempting to destroy his sneaker via skateboarding.

Skateboarding may have changed since it first introduced Jason Jessee in the 80s, but his pure natural style hasn’t changed a bit. His radicalness and personality shine through in every things he does.

The world hasn’t had the privilege of seeing much of Jason skating for a while, but people have been hungry for it. Jason has immersed himself in projects outside of the mainstream of skateboarding: motorcycles, cars, Americana, and overall badass-ness. Converse has supported Jason doing his thing, and this fall Jason spent a few days working on an ad and video to support the Cons CTS.

The print ads are in magazines now, and the CTS sneakers can be found on Converse.com and in finer skate shops. Converse is proud to share tidbits of Jason’s world, including some amazing skateboarding.

CLICK HERE to view more photos from the recently exhibited art show “Left Handed Sea Section” by Jason Jessee.

Sammy is radical dude. The first thing people notice is his hair and distinctive style both on and off his board. Sammy’s love of the classic Chuck Taylor All Star, which he usually kits out with fat laces, inspired the CTAS Pro Skate.

The CTAS Pro Skate has the classic stylings of the original All Star, but inside has the same technology and features that sets Converse Skateboarding sneakers apart; Lunarlon insoles, abrasion resistant canvas, and All Star traction rubber. Like the sneaker he inspired, there is a lot more to Sammy underneath his distinctive exterior.

Follow Converse Ambassador Sammy Baca through his day as he kicks it with his son, cleans out a backyard pool, gets a gnarly nose-grind in the deep end, and sparks off a session at the skatepark with his friends, before heading home at sunset.

(Disclaimer: Converse is not really in the Global Education Business.)

Red Light Radio is an online radio station broadcasting from a former prostitution window in Amsterdam’s Red Light District.

Both local and international DJ’s, bands and artists bring you daily shows going from metal to disco, indie to electronic music, old, new and from the future.

Recently Red Light Radio started a new adventure with Converse to launch the Converse Red Light Sessions. Converse presents a series of live recordings with a broad range of exciting new bands and musicians.

Check out www.redlightradio.net to tune in live or listen on demand.

Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers are like a personal canvas waiting to be painted on. And now you can go pro at our customization studio at Size? Carnaby Street, London.

At the studio you can choose from a wide array of graphics and colours to turn your new Chucks into your own personal masterpiece. Pick which sneakers you’d like to start off with, then start being creative. Our Customization Maestro’s are there to help you get the best out of your design, by providing one-on-one assistance.

The ‘Converse Ink’ customization studio is located on the first floor at Size? Carnaby Street London. So drop by, have a look and get creative.

And, don’t forget to upload a picture of your masterpieces on our Facebook page.

Converse created an alternative Sneakers Christmas light display at Dray Walk made up of hundreds of pairs of illuminated Converse sneakers. The display was installed above giant bubble wrap hopscotch walkways at the Shoreditch and Dalston stations.

Converse also converted a truck into a portable sound system. The truck toured busy streets in the evening allowing people with a sneaker mentality to plug in their own music selections.