Queens Of Pop is back and we have BIG things to celebrate!

Lady Gaga releases her much-anticipated seventh solo studio album, MAYHEM, on 7th March, just in time for us to celebrate its release and the immense pop catalogue our queen has given us!

Not only that but Saturday 8th March is International Women's Day 2025, with the theme For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.

We will be celebrating with a non-stop soundtrack of the biggest bangers from the ultimate queens of pop so get set to PARTAY!

With performances from Honey Foxx, RhyssPieces, Sigi Moonlight and our kerrraaazzzy host Keela Kraving, giving you eight peachy pop performances!

So grab your pop-loving pals and get set for a dancefloor showdown to the biggest and best Queens Of Pop!

THIS MONTH'S PERFORMERS:
Honey Foxx
RhyssPieces
Sigi Moonlight
Keela Kraving

DJs:
Neil Prince
Sara Blow

SOUNDTRACK:
Gaga, Charli, Chappell, Sabrina, Taylor, Beyonce, Ariana, Britney, Rihanna, Katy, Dua, Little Mix, Miley, Kesha, Tate, Nicki, Shakira, Jade, Sugababes, Olivia, Destinys Child, Girls Aloud, Saturdays, P!nk, Pussycat Dolls, Doja, Lizzo, Carly, Kylie, Madonna, Spice Girls, JLo, Ciara, Christina, Whitney, Mariah, Loreen, Kim, Jessie, Janet, TLC, Cher, Gwen, Sophie, Missy, Robyn, Romy, Mabel, Nelly, Mis-Teeq, Agnes, Zara, Ava, Dannii, Rachel, Roisin, Cyndi, Geri, Eternal, Bananarama, Betty and beyond!

TICKETS:
8/10/12 adv. / 14 door

PARTY TIME:
Saturday 8th March 2025
9pm-2am

SHOW TIME:
10:30pm
Get down early queens!

Ticketholders should arrive by 11:30pm. You may not be able to gain entry after this time.

By request of the venue, no hen or stag parties.

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