As anyone who was at our 2nd Birthday Party last month will testify, Britpop is fast becoming the loosest and best indie party in anywhere in town. Hell, it’s taken us until now to recover. In case you missed them, check out the party pics here: http://bit.ly/7ZXYH
How can we possibly top that? Easy. This month it’s BRITPOP – THE CURE SPECIAL.
One of the most successful indie bands of ALL GODDAMN TIME. You just can’t go past the majesty of songs like In-Between Days, Primary, Lovesong, Charlotte Sometimes, The Lovecats, Just Like Heaven or the sheer terror of Open, Fascination Street, Want and One Hundred Years. Anyway you slice it, THE CURE f-ing RULE.
With so many killer tunes to choose from, The Britpop DJs will be spinning over one and a half hours of songs by THE CURE – sprinkled like magic dust throughout the night – as well as all your BRITISH INDIE FAVOURITES.
DJs include ‘the Lenny Bruce of Sydney’s music scene’, Mr Andrew P Street as well as Britpop DJs Johnny Darko, Faux Nun, Misc.Disc and Mush.
BUT WAIT, there’s more. We’ll also be launching the new JAMIE T album “Kings and Queens” with an album playback on the night + CD giveaways (courtesy of the wonderful folk at EMI) taking place via this website.
Happy hour 8pm – 10pm: $10 jugs of Coopers and $3 champagnes. Our legendary $10 teapots will be served all night.
Doors 8pm. FREE ENTRY before 9pm, $10 after ($5 with student ID). The Abercrombie Hotel, 100 Broadway, Sydney.
** This is GUARANTEED to be one MASSIVE PARTY **
The Facebook event is here.
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As you may be aware, many BRITPOP fans have found themselves in a state of shock this weekend with news that OASIS have split (for good this time). To turn a sad occasion into a joyous one, we’re gonna be opening the Britpop doors an hour early so that we can squeeze in a solid hour of Oasis tunes – played f-ing LOUD – between 8 and 9pm (brought to you by Sydney’s biggest Oasis fan, DJ Mucky Fingers). So come down, grab a $10 jug of Coopers and see that the Gallagher brothers’ legacy lives forever.