Amnesty International have revealed that The Dreem Teem, Jo Whiley and Radio 1 new boy Zane Lowe will be amongst the DJs participating in the DJ Saved My Life exhibition at London's ICA.
Running from 14 – 18 Oct each DJ will curate their own installation at the five-day exhibition, filling their allocated space for one night with the cultural influences that best suit his or her taste.
Whiley said: "Amnesty does tremendously important work. That's a fact. When they asked me to be involved with this campaign I jumped at the chance. Anything to bring attention to the damage done and lives wrecked by the unregulated arms trade. The bonus of course is that I get to put together a fantasy night out with some of my favourite bands, a great film and a brilliant up and coming artist."
The event aims to recruit new members to Amnesty International and raise funds and raise awareness of the major arms industry issues that the charity has been highlighting via its International Arms Campaign with Oxfam and the International Action Network on Small Arms.