Anish will be performing tonight at the Evening Advertiser's tsunami concertWAKE OF THE TSUNAMI: TONIGHT is the Evening Advertiser's tsunami concert and prizes for our raffle have been pouring in.

Eight big names have been booked to perform at tonight's charity gig at the Goddard Arms Hotel and now there is a top line-up of prizes to match.

Dave Flack, from Aldbourne based digital media supplier Catalus, has donated three MP3 players, worth £240, to help raise money for the appeal.

He said: "It's a global tragedy that any little thing that can help we are more than happy to do.

"We donated these prizes because we thought they would appeal to the people attending the event so hopefully it will encourage lots of people to enter."

Fitness First, in Eldene Drive, has also given a three-month free pass for their gym.

Kate Lund, from Fitness First, said: "We thought it was important to help with the Evening Advertiser's appeal so we can help the victims of this tragedy rebuild their lives.

"This event has affected a lot of people and we wanted to do what we can.

"Fitness First is also collecting money and anything we raise will be doubled by the company."

For those who would rather watch movies than burn the calories Cineworld has given a pair of three-month unlimited passes for the cinema in Green-bridge. Cineworld's Claire Hart said: "We here at Cineworld were more than happy to help the Swindon Evening Advertiser when they approached us for help in raising money for such a vital cause.

"We hope that the event goes really well and that they raise lots of money to help those in need after the tsunami tragedy.

"This prize will bring the winners hours of pleasure as well as help in raising money for the cause."

Holmes Music has loaned a drum kit for the evening. Audio MSG have provided the complete sound system.

There are still some tickets available for tonight's charity bash, which will feature Locomotion; Greasy Gravy Blues Band; Nova; Paul Griffiths; Kit Hawes; Anish and Jimmy; Mister Love and Justice and Rob Beckinsale, who will be joined by Paul Henry, currently on tour with the musical Lonnie Donnegan.

Tickets are £6 on the door or £5 in advance from the Evening Advertiser offices in Victoria Road or the Goddard Arms Hotel in Cricklade Street.

Numbers are strictly limited so get in quick.

What you can win

UP for grabs in tonight's raffle will be:

Two pairs of tickets to the performance of Chicago on Tuesday, April 19, at the Bristol Hippodrome

Three MP3 players courtesy of Catalus (Aldbourne based digital media supplier)

A children's party for 10 at McDonalds

Two pairs of designer specs to the value of £120, plus a sight test at Specsavers

Three copies of One Hit Wonder, The Jimmy Glass Story

A pair of 3-month unlimited cinema passes for Cineworld

Invitation To The Races two tickets to a day of the winners' choice at Newbury racecourse

Three The Moment of Silence computer game for the PC from Digital Jesters

A set of Drumond Park board games including Articulate, Doh Nutters and Tomb of Doom

A copy of the Aldo Zilli cookery book and a month's supply of Buitoni Pasta

Two pairs of Ted Baker designer sunglasses from the 2005 range from Vision Express

A Tefal Compact Steam Station Iron from the Tefal shop in the Outlet Village

Ben Sherman aftershave and socks set

CD's 'History of Hip Hop' and Cream Classics (4 prizes to be won)

Three-month membership for Fitness First

Gareth Bethell