Powerhouse presents an evening of gothic ceilidh dancing, to get you in the mood for Halloween!Doors at 19:30, dancing starts at 20:00.Tickets £5 in advance or £7 on the door.Dress up in your finest masquerade attire and join us, if you dare..!
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Halloween at Cafe 9: Join us for a ghostly gathering with spooky entertainment: FeaturingSister 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 Islands4. Prizes for the best costume!5. Just look at us – we’re so goth it’s like we’re
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Celebrating 35 years of Floodland with Floodlands tribute act
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Can’t find shelter in this world? Miss feeling like a hardcore mothercker? We got you boo, cos this sht will f*ck you up!Sheffield’s best, weirdest, (and only) drag monster cabaret King Confuza’s Cryptid Queers brings you a brand new club night blending some of your favourite floor fillers from the cyber goth scene of the 2000’s with some of the most exciting drag monsters and alternative performers the UK has to offer. Prepare to party like it’s 2004! (shave and draw brows optional).With killer drag performances byKing ConfuzaGlitterhawkThe BollyWitchMaria MoansMarvy MucusCryptid DJ’sGreyskullIrregular JoeKing Confuza Doors 9pmFirst Floor Show 10pmSecond Floor
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Line up start to finish: Friday:Black ClownTantrumzentrumGhost SignalsThe Mother of Crows Saturday:Alixandrea CorvynHagly Wood Vampires Black Riders CultThe Glass House MuseumGothzillaWestenra Sunday:Jimmy AndrexAstrofaunDead HappyFactory ActsHurtsfallHoly BrailleJan Doyle Band
‘NIGHTMARE AVENUE’ MINI-ALBUM & ‘GOOD MOURNING, BRITAIN’ TOUR A wonderfully busy 2023 for Byronic Sex & Exile begins with a new mini-album and UK tour in February. ‘Nightmare Avenue’ features eight new tracks based around the Victorian gothic tradition, and is due for release on 3rd February 2023, and the accompanying ‘Good Mourning, Britain’ tour will be an immersive hearse-driven experience showcasing the entire new album alongside an assortment of BS&E bangers. Further details and information coming soon! ‘Good Mourning, Britain’ tour:Fri 10th Feb – Newcastle ProhibitionSat 11th Feb – Bristol The GryphonSun 12th Feb – Nottingham The AngelMon 13th
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KORINTHIANSwww.korinthians.be For fans of Ultravox (John Foxx era) COURTESANwww.facebook.com/courtesanforever
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To celebrate the origination of our Lady Ld50 we’re having a free party at The Dove! We’ll be doing 2 sets – one perhaps more electrogothy and the other more our punkier side. Stage time aprox 7pm and all live music should be done by 9pm! DJing and socialising should carry on for a while after the music. joined by our lovely friends The Glass House Museum too so let’s have a ball! And it’s all for FREE!
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Goths, thots, queers, and weirdos of the North rejoice! We are back and bringing you unadulterated queer goth stompy joy in the form of our next party! Sheffield’s best, weirdest, (and only) drag monster cabaret King Confuza’s Cryptid Queers returns to Bal Fashions on March 25th bringing you some of the most exciting drag monsters and alternative performers the UK has to offer with DJ’s playing a heady mix of classic and contemporary cyber goth floor fillers til 3am.What’s changed since the last event? To keep things fresh we will be adding in contemporary industrial, EBM, cyber, and techno alongside
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