Dear Lolas,

The time has come for us all to celebrate another year together. A year that has seen our community night expand to new audiences and that has had monumental collaborations with like-minded collectives such as Harem of No One and Dreamy. A year in which we have welcomed new artists to the family and hosted the largest number of international guests. All in all, a magical year that we will cherish for good. Thank you!

Moving forward, to celebrate our 7th birthday we are asking old and new faces to join us in representation of all Lady Ol generations and nationalities.

THE CLASSIC: Nikita Nipone and The O'lettes will perform onstage whilst resident djs Los Alejandros will be joined by Jesus RedSoul and entertain with their usual mix of vibey Spanish pop and eurodance.

THE NEW: Morgana Noir and Lola McQueen are preparing a really special performance whereas our dear friend and party supporter Manu Andreo, winner of the Miss Lady Ol contest back in 2016, will debut as a singer/vocalist. Another long time friend and supporter Eclectic_Oh! DJ is debuting at the decks with probably the fresher set you're yet to hear at Lady Ol.

We're grateful to our community and firmly believe that a community night is precisely this, a family affair giving the space, the opportunity, and the chance of expressing their art to the people who support and infuse life to the events.

Larga vida a Lady Ol y a su maravillosa comunidad! No doubt we will keep growing and evolving by your side.

Rock on family! rock on 7th birthday!

Please remember:
Party starts at 9pm and ends at 2am, shows from10:30pm (arrive early!!!). Happy hour drinks 9pm-10pm
Last entry 11:30pm
Bring ID, no re-entry policy.

Gracias por venir

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