Spooky Halloween Special at Cafe#9

Join us for a ghostly gathering with spooky entertainment:

Featuring
Sister Chain & Brother John – gothic music hall.

Slate Islands & Sgt. Buzfuz – murder ballads and haunted histories.

Prizes for the best spooky outfit!
Special Halloween treats from the bar.

 

There are six good reasons to spend this Halloween with us:
1. Scary old songs: Jackey, No, Meet Me in the Darkness…
2. Scary new song to be premiered on the night!
3. Splendidly spooky support from Sergeant Buzfuz & Slate Islands
4. Prizes for the best costume!
5. Just look at us – we’re so goth it’s like we’re dead already!
6. Did you know? We met each other on Halloween and are hence patrons of Halloween love! Come to our show alone and you shall meet your soulmate, come with your love interest and turn your date into your destiny!

Limited tickets available online or from #9 without booking fees (but cash only)

£12.50 includes corkage. Doors open 7pm.

 

SISTER CHAIN & BROTHER JOHN:
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“weird and wonderful…gloriously bizarre, perfectly minimalist”
Christian Carlisle, BBC Introducing

“Subversive, interesting and unique. What more could you want?”
Gareth Owen, Electronic Beats

“Sister Chain & Brother John are something else: Esther Ofarim and Klaus Nomi spring to mind, but also Bauhaus and The Sisters of Mercy, the Brecht and Kurt Weill cabaret and Lotte Lenya… I am at their show now and I am melting with pleasure”
Michael Rorberger, Ha-Ir

“They are fantastic. You have to see them live”
Jennebo Radio

 

SERGEANT BUZFUZ:
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“Wry storytelling… sharp tongued in the most amiable way.” SHINDIG

“That is what, I do believe, you call a pop tune” MARC RILEY, 6 MUSIC

“It’s mental – in a good way! Absolutely hooked on it” IAN RANKIN, AUTHOR

“Absolutely brilliant” TOM ROBINSON, 6 MUSIC

SLATE ISLANDS
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A spine-tinglingly lush vocalist…dark, delicious stuff’ – The Hearing Aid

‘Witty and more than a little disturbing’ – SoundsXP

‘Like the Handsome Family sharing a bottle of whisky with Jacques Brel’ – Dogfishtrombone