Four-piece live band plays 1990s club and dance anthems with a light show at The Castle in Worthing.
Ministry of Anthems are playing The Castle on Saturday 14 November, starting at 7:00pm. They're a four-piece live band from Sussex who specialise in the biggest club and dance anthems of the 1990s, so if you spent your weekends in that era, you'll recognise the set. The sound is built on big vocals, iconic piano riffs and live synths alongside guitar, bass and drum pads, with glow sticks and a light show to recreate the energy of a proper 90s night out. The set draws on acts like Robin S, Spiller, Faithless, Livin' Joy and Ultra Naté.
They've put in a fair bit of mileage since they started. More than 250 weddings, over 180 parties and a string of festivals including Victorious, Carry on Campout, Foodies and Barcode. They've also played corporate events for companies like Nestle, Virgin, Yellow Pages, Kuoni Holidays and Unilever, and charity galas for the Gill Crabb Foundation, British Heart Foundation and GroceryAid. They're based in Sussex and will travel up to 100 miles for a gig.
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Outside of the live set, they offer a five-hour party package that mixes around two hours of live music with DJ sets taking requests, so the live show is just one part of what they do. The Castle is at 7 The Strand, Worthing, BN12 6DL. It's a free event, and it kicks off at 7:00pm.
