The High Flight LIVE : Freshers For Freaks Thursday 17 September, 2015 Nice n Sleazy

The High Flight LIVE : Freshers For Freaks
Thursday 17 September, 2015
7:30pm
Nice n Sleazy
421 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3LG
Five pounds on the door
FRESHERS FOR FREAKS
Here at the High Flight we’re always looking for young blood which is why we’re welcoming freshers week in Glasgow with open arms… and we’ve got ONE HELL OF NIGHT PLANNED FOR YOU.
07:30 PM – Dj Funk n’ Furious
08:00 PM – E.W. Harris (acoustic)
09:00 PM – CHUNKS (comedy)
10:15 PM – Fox2 (band)
11:00 PM – Dj Funk n’ Furious
12:00 AM – BRUT
03:00 AM – End
Poetry throughout the night with Charlotte Le Good, Stephen Watt, Agnes Török and Craig Cunningham
£5 All Night
(£3 Students)
As always the speculative bookshop will be on site selling a fine selection of Sci-Fi & The High Flight will be giving out some free fanzines.
There might just be another raffle
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