HOPE OF THE STATES TO LAUNCH LONDON CLUB NIGHT
It all kicks off tomorrow (July 30) and will see an exclusive performance from the band…
Hope Of The States will launch their own club night in LONDON this Saturday (July 30).
The band will also be premiering new tracks from their second album – the follow-up to 2004’s ’The Lost Riots’ - on the night with an exclusive performance.
The club - ’Fugitives And Refugees’ - is collaboration between the band and production team Type 2 Error - the group responsible for Hope Of The States’ live projections and videos.
Kicking off at the capital’s Buffalo Bar this Saturday (July 30), the night will then take place on the last Saturday of the month thereafter.
Support comes from Battle and Hope Of The States, Type 2 Error and Neil’s Children will also be DJ-ing.
Tickets are priced at £5 and doors will open at 8pm.
The band will also be premiering new tracks from their second album – the follow-up to 2004’s ’The Lost Riots’ - on the night with an exclusive performance.
The club - ’Fugitives And Refugees’ - is collaboration between the band and production team Type 2 Error - the group responsible for Hope Of The States’ live projections and videos.
Kicking off at the capital’s Buffalo Bar this Saturday (July 30), the night will then take place on the last Saturday of the month thereafter.
Support comes from Battle and Hope Of The States, Type 2 Error and Neil’s Children will also be DJ-ing.
Tickets are priced at £5 and doors will open at 8pm.
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