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THE PARTY
An established event format, a clear music brief and DJs who know how to bring the room into the chorus.
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YOUR VENUE.
THEIR NEXT AFTERNOON.
Sing Out Loud Anthems from the 80s, 90s and 00s. Friends together. A daytime party your town can put back in the diary.
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A regular relationship
A DATE WORTH COMING BACK FOR.
THE 2PM CLUB Daytime Disco brings the songs people sing in the car onto a proper dancefloor. Whitney, Wham!, Spice Girls, Oasis and Beyoncé. Friends with their arms around each other, already talking about the next one.
We want to build regular afternoons with venues that understand their local crowd. The aim is roughly three or four dates a year in each suitable venue, giving people something familiar to return to and bring their friends along to.
We work around your existing programme. If soul, rock or trance nights already have their place, a mixed decades party can give your calendar another kind of gathering. We will talk through the fit together.
WHAT WE BRING.
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THE INVITATION
Our owned event pages and ticket journey, event artwork and marketing activity. We agree how we and the venue will help local people hear about each date.
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THE PLAN
A conversation about sound, equipment, access, staffing, setup and timings. Responsibilities and commercial arrangements are agreed for each venue.
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YOUR BEST NIGHT OUT.
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON.
Real afternoons, real friends and the songs the whole room knows.
HOW WE GET STARTED.
TELL US ABOUT THE ROOM.
Send the venue, town, usable event capacity, current programme and potential date windows.
TALK THROUGH THE FIT.
We discuss the audience, event format, practical setup and how a first date could work. A visit may be the next useful step.
AGREE THE DETAILS.
Dates, hire or ticket arrangements, venue responsibilities and marketing are agreed individually before a booking is confirmed.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR VENUE.
You do not need a finished proposal. A few practical details give us a useful place to start.
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