Queer party False Idols returns to Drumsheds with live sets from Kim Petras and Cobrah, a ceremony by Rose Gray and special guest Meg Stalter.
False Idols are back at Drumsheds on Saturday 24 October, their fourth edition at the warehouse. They call the venue 'the radical temple of queer joy', and this one is built around pop star Kim Petras, who they're initiating into the cult as its matriarch. She's joined by Cobrah, who'll be playing live, and Rose Gray, who's leading a ceremony.
Beyond those three, the bill is a long one. There's VTSS, Patrick Mason, Cakes Da Killa, Lady Shaka, Tedesco, Uniiqu3, and Little Gay Brother, with resident DJ Joshua James on the decks and Meg Stalter appearing as a special guest. It's a full day of music rather than a single headliner, so you've got plenty to work through from start to finish.
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It's a strictly 18+ event, running from 13:00 to 22:30, so you can roll in early and stay through the whole thing. If you're planning to make it, just keep the age limit in mind.
