Name: Smells Like Queer Spirit - The Alt Queer Concert & Club Night!
Start: 2024-08-23 20:00:00
End: 2024-08-24 02:00:00
Location: Colours Hoxton

Rockin' Queers and Glass Closet Events are taking Smells Like Queer Spirit to the next level We are taking over Colours Hoxton! YES, THE WHOLE ENTIRE VENUE.

THREE rooms, TWO live bands, and ONE night of f*cking incredible vibes. There's also two fantastic queer DJs on the decks, with your favourite rock, metal, punk, emo, and more, and as a cherry on top we're bringing you a mini alternative market with local queer businesses and band merch!

RAINBOW ROOMA SOCIAL SPACE WITH A BAR, SEATING, AND MUSICGARDEN ROOMALTERNATIVE MINI MARKETCLUB ROOMLIVE BANDS & DJS

TIMINGS*8 PM: DOORS/PRES9 PM: FIRST BAND - BE NICE!FIRST DJ11 PM: SECOND BAND - HAWXX12 AM: LAST ENTRYSECOND DJ2 AM: PARTY'S OVER :(

Nervous about coming solo? Join the group chat to introduce yourself and arrange to meet up with people on the day/night. We can almost guarantee that you'll be invited to join someone's group, or that another solo partier would like a friend. Rockin' Queers also hosts regular casual socials that you can attend in advance - check the Rockin' Queers Community for updates.

Solidarity Tickets: If you are unable to afford the price of a concession ticket, we have tickets that have been donated to help make this event more financially accessible. You can send us a message via OutSavvy, or contact a GCE or Rockin' Queers team member directly. If cost is the only thing preventing you from attending, let us help you remove that barrier.

If you would like to contribute towards the solidarity ticket fund, you may donate here on OutSavvy.

Cloakroom: There is a cloakroom provided by the venue. A small fee may apply.

Please see here for accessibility information, PA/Carer Tickets, and a map of the venue.

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