Silly B!tch Disco is the newest and best Friday night party for gals, gays and theys!

It's only a blooming' bank holiday babes - and at the next SBD we'll be raising the roof for all the fabulous Silly B!tch Kings and Kweens out there! Come glammed up loves - dress code is TASSELS & TIARAS!

Presented by top tier silly b!tches DJ Dallyn and DJ HelHun, Silly B!tch Disco is a time for you get dressed up, let loose and dance while EVERYONES watching (and loving it!).

The soundtrack is all the best gals in town - think Whitney, Britney, Diana and Donna - reckon youre the only one who likes to sl*t drop to Beyonc, dance out of time to a 90s dance banger then turn out every dance move to a Steps classic - think again hunnay!

So if youre looking for a high-energy, feel good, up-lifting soundtrack to your Friday night then SBD is the place for you!

BTW: a silly b!tch is that best friend who thinks the answer to all lifes problems lie on the dancefloor and at the bottom of a tini glass! Being a silly b!tch is no bad thing

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