Fifth edition of the charity music night with five independent bands and two DJs raising funds and toy donations for Stonehouse families.
The Last Club On Earth returns to Café Momus on Saturday 14 November, with the night running from 17:00 to 23:30. This is the fifth edition of the show, presented by Kaboom!, and it's a charity event: alongside the music, the night raises funds and collects toy donations for Stonehouse families, in conjunction with the Stonehouse Community Fridge.
It's a multi-genre bill that puts five independent bands on the same stage, with two DJs keeping things moving between sets. The live line-up is Slimy Girls, Playwriter, Wisewire, and Kid Hyena, with DJ Max Passion and DJ Stacker on the decks. Because the bands come from different corners of the local scene, the sound shifts across the evening rather than sticking to one style, and the DJs fill the gaps so the music doesn't stop when the bands step off.
Being a charity night, there are two ways to get involved. Tickets are £5, and you can also bring a toy to donate on the night. The money and the toys go to families in Stonehouse, so if you've got a spare toy lying around that's in good nick, it's a good time to dig it out. The whole thing is run in partnership with the Stonehouse Community Fridge, which does a lot of the ground-level work for the neighbourhood.
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Café Momus is at 14-17 Manor Street, Stonehouse, PL1 1TL, and the night runs from 17:00 to 23:30, so it's a long one that takes you from late afternoon well into the evening. Tickets are £5, and you can bring a toy to donate on the night.
