Name: Vinyl B*tch Presents: THAT B*TCH - 1 Year Anniversary Party
Start: 2024-11-14 19:00:00
End: 2024-11-15 02:30:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

FLINTA FATALE DJS

HOT BABES

FIERCE BEATS

EMPOWERING ENVIRONMENT

QUEER MAGIC

SH*T LOADS OF VINYL

Vinyl B*tch Presents: THAT B*TCH - 1 Year Anniversary Party

Join our b*tches at Dalston Superstore for a celebration of vinyl culture! Through our event, we seek to inspire, showcase, and elevate the art of turntablism from a FLINTA perspective. An art form and culture that favors and predominantly prioritizes creating space for cisgender men.

Whats happening b*tch??

Engage with our inspiring listening sessions, where FLINTA vinyl curators and talented DJs share their favorite tracks

Pick up some new DJ skills at our FLINTA-led turntable workshop, where you'll learn the art of vinyl manipulation (SPACES LIMITED)*

Party with our 14 DJs spanning across various music genres, from funk and soul to techno and house, proving that vinyl DJing is not just about nostalgia but a diverse expression of creativity

When and where b*tch??

Date: Thursday, November 14th

Time: 7 p.m. - 2:30 a.m.

Venue: Dalston Superstore

Price: Free before 10:30 p.m. / 7 after / 5 Early Bird via Outsavvy / Workshop 15 (LIMITED SPACES)*

*Our workshop will be for FLINTA-only participants. Please do not purchase a workshop ticket if you do not identify as FLINTA (female, lesbian, intersex, nonbinary, trans, agender). This is to keep our learning environment safe and shame-free.

Big thanks to our sponsors Technics, Mixcloud, Flashback Records, Planet Wax, and Rook Records for providing our event with equipment and extra goodies for our participants. This event is made possible by their generous support and shared vision of empowering marginalized talent in the music industry.

See you on the dance floor!

Dalston Superstore Door Policy
Dalston Superstore is a queer space. We prioritize our LGBTQIA+ customers and will sometimes ask our straight & cis allies to support us by not taking up room in our venue. Please be conscious of who this space is intended for and be respectful. Never assume sexuality or gender identity. We will never ask personal questions at the door.

Low/no income access
We reserve limited spaces for those who cannot afford the standard ticket price due to being on low or no income. Please email [email protected] to enquire.

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