Junior Open Mic

By andygcoms
November 5, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 5, 2018

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Posted November 5, 2018

Sunday 11th November 1pm-4pm at Off The Cuff Bar in Herne Hill

Free event organised by local parents using the best sound set-up in Herne Hill (perhaps even South London). We have a full stage, lots of mics, amps, mic'd up drum kit, house keyboard, mixing desk, professional sound engineer, monitor speakers. All young performers, especially newcomers, are welcome. We see plenty of singers with backing tracks, bands, guitarists, ukulists, drummers, pianists, trumpeteer, comedians, joke tellers and poets. The format emphasises bravery and presenting yourself over skill. Free drink to any performer.

Need further info ? contact me on [email protected]

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