Sat 26 Feb Glasto Potential: Basil Collective presents Quasimodo and guests at The Hill Station Cafe

By Thunderblue600
February 24, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 24, 2022

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Posted February 24, 2022

Basil Productions Presents their first music & visual arts events with Quasimodo & guests - 26th Feb

We are excited to bring you a night of local music talent within our community and welcome: 'Basil Collective presents Quasimodo and guests'.

Quasimodo take a lot of influence from 60s folk and rock, as well as Gypsy Jazz. At times it is a collision between introspective troubadour music and mayhem funk.

Wesley take influences from jazz singer/songwriter music, but also traditional folk and post-punk.

To sample Quasimodo check out:

Doors from 6:30pm

7.30-8.15pm The Dirty Chips

8.30-9.15pm Wesley

9:30-10:30pm Quasimodo

BAR and PIZZA available from 6pm

Tickets: ?5.75 (incl booking fee) in advance

?6.00 on the door

Tickets ?5.75 online via www.hillstationcafe.co.uk

The Hill Station Community Cafe, Kitto Rd SE14 5TW

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