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Hope Festival - FREE Warm Up Gig 28th April 2018

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Gearing up for their renowned Hope Festival later in May, the Hope Festival boys will be coming to Southwark Sports Lawn Bowls Club to give us all a free taster of what to expect at their renowned annual summer jamboree. The Hope Festival is a non profit making organisation and donate all proceeds to different charities every year.


In keeping with their non-profit making philosophy, they will be putting this event on for FREE. A great opportunity to come and see some of South London's top local talent in a great local community resource, Southwark Sports Lawn Bowls and Social Club - who also happen to be a non-profit making set up. A match made in heaven.


Highlights include -


All girl Country band, The Twangers.


Sasha and the Shades, a five piece band fronted by local Peckham boy Sasha Adamczewski.


If you think you can smell something fishy, it is probably Ukadelix who describe themselves as a band of trouts. Essentially a cover band, The Ukadelix perform a repertoire of songs ranging from 1920's tunes to more contemporary numbers.


Other performers include The Gits, fronted by East Dulwich's favourite comedian Steve Frost, who will be performing their unique brand of comedy punk.


Plus The Dust Bunnies will be proving that they are made up of much more than dust and Darwins Quilt will also be throwing themselves in to the mixer.


DJ John Preston will be spinning tunes on the decks and there will be spoken word from Jonty and Jamsie.


The night starts at 6pm and will continue until around 1am.


In addition the Clubhouse at Southwark Sports has a very reasonably priced bar prices.


For more information about the bands please visit https://southwarksportsbowlsclub.co.uk/ and check the Hope Festival recent post


In the meantime, we "Hope' to see you on the 28th

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Ooops! After such a lengthy post, I forgot to include an essential detail........


Southwark Sports Bowls Club is based at 37 Dulwich Common, SE21 7EU. Just off Lordship Lane on the South Circular, we are right next to Dulwich Riding stables. For full details click on the link


https://southwarksportsbowlsclub.co.uk/where-to-find-us/

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