The Early Swerve - Friday at The Herne

By TheHerneTavern
March 28, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 28, 2017

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Posted March 28, 2017

The Early Swerve are bringing their addictive sound ? ?new skiffle, Latin punk, heavy wood, gangsta folk? ? to The Herne Tavern on Friday 31st March.

So join us from 8pm for The Early Swerve + Guests. It's free of charge.

Join us for dinner, too, and the whole evening is sorted! We serve modern British food made from excellent ingredients?from the best fish and chips around to deliciously tender slow-roasted pork belly.

Where: The Herne Tavern, 2 Forest Hill Road SE22 0RR

When: Friday 31st March from 8pm

Who: The Early Swerve + guests

Wonga: It?s free

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