Calling all sexxxy gaysians to the floor. GGI returns to London on 26/4 after an ambient kiki with our Berlin babes. Get ready for an evening of sweaty madness and bass-bumping tunes with punches of experimental club

Berlin-based experimental club superstar Dis Fig (@dis_fig) headlines this chapter of GGI , channeling her passion for pop, metal, rap, and global dance forms to create an unpredictable multi-layered DJ set thats bound to get your body sweating in every which way .

Were thrilled to have Brooklyn-based Mui Mui (@mui____mui), Berlin-based Mian (@mianmarwi), and local fave aft3rsen (@aft3rsen) joining her to make it a night to remember .

SOUND

As always, expect to hear an eclectic blend of bass-heavy beats, hard techno, dubstep, trance, and experimental club

FOOD

Who doesnt love a mid rave snack? Street food collective vinaxoa have curated some tantalising South East Asian street food treats for that midnight sugar fix

WHO CAN ATTEND

Everyone is welcome, with the understanding that this is a space that centres and celebrates queer and trans ESEA identities.

We ask for consideration from allies if invited by friends or partners please pay the general admission price and be aware of the community being centred at the event and the space that you are taking up.

ACCESS

The Yard has level access and is fully wheelchair accessible. There is an accessible toilet with a wide, outward facing door. Projected visuals and a smoke machine will be used. We are happy to accommodate any access needs upon request and will provide free tickets to carers - just email [email protected]

PRICING

Tickets are sliding scale, with reduced prices for Unwaged QTBPOC and QTBPOC.

A limited number of tickets are sold on the door. Buy in advance to avoid disappointment.

GGI is a space celebrating ESEA queer culture, away from a fetishising gaze, and a space where queer ESEA excellence can thrive.

GGI - a club nite for the queer, trans and non-binary ESEA community.

@The Yard Hackney Wick

Friday 26th April ~ 10:30pm-3am

Flyer Art by Burin Pong

Design by Project Noah

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