Charity vinyl disco night with Tactless DJs spinning all-vinyl classics from the 1950s to the 1990s for the Stars Appeal charity.
Tactless DJs are back at The Chapel Nightclub on Saturday 23 January, their second charity night at the venue in a row. The first was for Salisbury Hospice; this one is for Stars Appeal, the charity for Salisbury District Hospital, with all profit going to the cause. It's a vinyl-only night, no laptops, with the set pulling from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, so it's a fair bit of ground to cover in one evening.
The line-up is Tactless Discotheque — Jonty, Charlotte and Gus — with special guest Kev Lawrence from Radio Odstock joining in. Jonty has gone by DJ Tactless since 1986, when he started out at 21 playing large venues across the country before founding The Chapel in 1997. He's spent 40 years making dancefloors move, and this night is a return to the venue he started. The format stays the same as the Hospice night: all vinyl, no laptops, and classics from across the decades rather than sticking to one era or style.
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It runs from 7pm to 11pm at The Chapel, 34 Milford Street, SP1 2AP. Tickets are £8 early bird until 10 January, then £10, and £10 on the door. It's strictly 18+.
