Name: Le Freak: New Years Day Spectacular
Start: 2023-01-01 21:00:00
End: 2023-01-02 02:30:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

OH EM EFF GEE!!! ITS 2023!!!

Ring in the New Year with the Freakiest Family around at Le Freak at Dalston Superstore!

Are you tired from the shenanigans of the night before?? Exhausted after a ten hour rager at Adonis?? TOUGH SHIT! The party continues!!

Alongside the Mother of the Haus of Freaks, The Doll Named Dan, we're bringing a bevvy of East London's Biggest Icons to the first Le Freak of the Brand New Year! Pumping the volume upstairs is Wendy Williams-ologist DJJD, Global Megastar Callum Crighton and the iconic HRH PRINCESS CHUFFIN JULIA, as well as the debut of the Best DJ to ever walk on Planet Earth, DJ Headlice.

Downstairs, we have the finale of the Chaser Wet Dream World Tour as 2 Girls 1 Tuck bring the heat in a 2,5 Hour Bonanza!

Atop the bar, we have the stylings of Cherry and Paris Tuboleyn, ready to entrance you with their moves.

What's your New Years Resolution? Make it a year of Le Freak!

ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRE YOU TO ENTER THE VENUE BEFORE 11:00. YOU WILL NOT BE GUARANTEED ENTRY AFTER THIS POINT.

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