Name: Club Tantrum @ Dalston Superstore - til 4am!
Start: 2025-01-10 22:00:00
End: 2025-01-11 04:00:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

Ur fav brats Club Tantrum are back at the mothership Dalston Superstore for their first big queer meltdown of 2025, with added 4AM LICENSE!!! For this edition, we've got the one and only Mica Coca as our basement headliner, slinging their signature soulful and bassy house! On warm-up duties are Dalston darling Milk Shandy and Tanty residents Super Drama with their usual heady cocktail of silly and sexy! Upstairs, we've got a couple of returning faves DJ wunderkind Ian the DJ and nocturnal diva Nadia serving wall-to-wall pop, disco and dance nonsense, then your extra hour will be serviced by Tantrum bosses Papa Jon and Milk Shandy, with their signature blend of pop turdz n gemz very highbrow stuff as per usual!!! We are also thrilled to be welcoming a double trouble combo of rising East London stars making their bartop debut is up-n-cumming gay rapper Sawdu Plushia alongside the return of pop starlet Lynx! And finally, your twirly girlies Sophie and Cherry get promiscious and precarious atop the bar. Get your tickies now to guarantee entry! EARLYBIRD 8 GENERAL ADMISSION 10 TIX ON THE DOOR FROM 10PM!

Door Policy
Dalston Superstore is a queer space. We prioritise our LGBTQIA+ customers and will sometimes ask our straight & cis allies to support us by not taking up room in our venue. Please be conscious of who this space is intended for and be respectful. Never assume sexuality or gender identity. We will never ask personal questions on the door.

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We reserve limited spaces for those who cannot afford the standard ticket price due to being on low or no income. Please email [email protected] to enquire.

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