Name: Athenathon - A 12 hour Pride Spectacular
Start: 2023-07-01 16:00:00
End: 2023-07-02 04:00:00
Location: Eagle London

Celebrate Pride in London with an extended edition of iconic Queer 80s Party Athena. 12 hours of fabulous 80s music served loud and proud. Start off with our Garden Party with Residents Paul Joseph & Gareth Hackney followed by a Balearic style Sunset set from Dirty Pop. Then party on with us until dawn, featuring a headline set from Johnny Kalifornia.

Saturday 1st July 4pm-4am at Eagle London

Garden Party from 4pm with Pizza served at 7pmSpecial Cocktail MenuGo-Go Hunks in short shorts

Lineup:

Athena Resident DJs Garden Welcome Party: 4pm-5.30 Gareth Hackney, 5.30pm-7pm Paul Joseph

7pm-845pm Sunset Sounds with Dirty Pop

8.45pm-10pm New Wave Classics with Gareth Hackney

10pm-11.15pm Hunkarama: Hi NRG and Disco Stompers with Paul Joseph

11.15-12.30 Club Cuts with Dirty Pop

12.30-2.30 Pride of the 80s with Johnny Kalifornia

2.30am-4am Paul Josephs Pop Paradise

Limited Advance Tickets:

Advance Garden Party (Entry before 6pm) = 12 with Pizzas

Advance Entry before 9pm = 10

Advance Entry before 12am = 12

Plenty of tickets will be available on the door, on first come first served basis

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