Strictly 18+ daytime disco of every era of ska, from Jamaican and 2-Tone to the modern revival, with brass-powered bangers.
Ska Day Party takes over Home on Saturday 22 May, a daytime disco that runs from 3:00pm to 8:00pm. It's put on by Daytime Disco, and the whole afternoon is built around ska, from the original Jamaican sound through to 2-Tone and the modern revival. The set leans on brass-powered bangers, vintage ska, mod-era 2-Tone and high-energy ska punk, with a checkerboard atmosphere and an unapologetically fun, high-energy attitude. It's strictly 18+.
Because it's a daytime disco, you're in and out while it's still light, and the music is the main event rather than a warm-up for something else. The range of ska on the go is wide, so it's not just one era — you'll hear the early Jamaican records alongside the 2-Tone sound of the late seventies and the faster, punkier side of the modern revival. The brass-heavy sound is what ties it together, and the checkerboard theme is a nod to the 2-Tone era when black and white were the colours of the movement.
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Home is at 4 Park St, Lincoln LN1 1UF. Tickets run from £12.50 to £22.50, with festival-style tiered pricing, and there's a discounted Big Group Package for groups of ten or more. The party runs from 3:00pm to 8:00pm, with last entry at 5:00pm, so if you're coming later in the afternoon, keep that half-past-five cut-off in mind.
