Showing posts with label laura roppe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laura roppe. Show all posts

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Contest + New Videos!

February Give-Away!
This month, This is lizzard dedicates 'Won't Give Up' to War Child, an organization that helps change the lives of children all over the world. Dutch Radio 538 has started a musical campaign in collaboration with War Child that we support 100%!

Congratulations to Drew Jex, the winner of the most inspirational dedication to Terry Fox, Canadian humanitarian, athlete and cancer research activist who truly did not know the meaning of giving up.
Congratulations Drew! You receive our debut album 'Won't Give Up' and a personalized video performance of your favorite This is lizzard song!

A picture says a thousand words - so a video must say a zillion!


We're in the process of video-izing all our songs on our YouTube channel - go ahead and have a look! And let us know what you think, we'd love to hear from you!








Live & Kicking
March 3, 9pm in 't Paardcafé in The Hague, NL
Catch This is lizzard, live & intimate. Free admission.
More info here.

March 11, time t.b.a
Liz sings live for the Radio 538 for War Child TalentStage in Den Bosch, NL
More info here

March 31, time t.b.a Labtones Live, in Merz, Dordrecht, NL

Saturday, October 1, 2011

This is lizzard Goes Pink!

Each month, This is lizzard will be dedicating "Won't Give Up" to an inspiring, empowering organization or person who teaches us to never give up, no matter what.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and all this month, This is lizzard is going pink to show our support. This month, we dedicate "Won't Give Up" to those who are fighting this battle, to those who are supporting and caring for others who are struggling with it and for those who are searching for a cure.
Here's to you for never giving up.

Download "Won't Give Up" here, for the price of an e-mail address. Any tips received on NoiseTrade for the month of October will be donated by This is lizzard to the Breast Cancer Awareness Fund so that researchers won't ever give up on finding a cure.

The spotlight now shines on Laura Roppé, a very talented woman and cancer survivor. She wrote the song, "I'm Still Here" while undergoing chemotherapy and released her music video recently, which is already been viewed over half a million times! She is an inspiration and the video, in a word, rocks. How many kick-butt super heroins can you name?