Charity birthday bash by DJ and producer Lee Butler at Club 051, with proceeds going to Claire House Children's Hospice and Liverpool Women's Charity.
Lee Butler is back at Club 051 on Saturday 7 November, playing a birthday bash that he's billing as a huge charity night. It's a full-circle moment for him: it's been 30 years since he made his debut at 051, and he's described this as probably his last ever birthday bash at the venue. Before 051, he'd played The State and The Buzz, so this is a return to a room that holds a lot of his early history. He says his passion for DJing, making and playing music is stronger than ever, and this night is built around that.
It's a charity event, with the proceeds going to two local causes: Claire House Children's Hospice, which cares for terminally ill children, and Liverpool Women's Charity. So the money from your ticket goes somewhere useful.
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The night runs from 20:00 to 03:00, and it's strictly 18+ with photo ID required at the door. Last entry is 11:45 PM, so if you're running late, don't push it past midnight. Early bird tickets were £24.00 and the second release was £28.50, both including booking fees, and the event is currently marked as sold out. Club 051 is at 1 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5SX.
