A
gig
held at The Lanes
on Friday 3rd December. The event starts at 20:00.
Friday 3 December
The Lanes, Bristol
Live: The Stormbreakers (Rockabilly)
DJ: The World's Tallest DJ (Electro Swing)
Following continuing success at The Lanes sister venue Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes in London, the award winning Rock a Hula! arrives in Bristol to take retro lovers on a late night foray into 1950s entertainment. Hailed as'one of the biggest parties we've seen outside of a festival' by Timeout London's Simone Baird, Rock a Hula brings its special blend of good clean fun to Bristol's newest vintage venue.
Take refuge from the cold winter nights at this 1950s beach party; a Hawaiian oasis of flowers, deckchairs, palm-trees and hula hoops! Live music will be courtesy of rockabilly new kids The Stormbreakers and The World's Tallest DJ will be spinning his mix of the wildest, coolest 40's swing, 50's rock n roll and 60's groove all the way to 3am!
Plus Bristol's own vintage stylists The Pompadours will helping lucky ladies release their inner pinup with vintage makeovers for the bargain price of £10. Advance booking recommended. Email info@http://www.rockahula.org to reserve a slot.
Entry also includes beginners swing dance lesson from Brace Yourself at 8pm, hula hooping all night and Elvis films in the cinema. Bowling and karaoke are available to book on the night. Advance tickets from http://www.rockahula.org
Dress code: think hit the beach for evening cocktails, Elvis in Hawaii, grass skirts, Hawaiian shirts, stripes, spots and sunglasses!
Rock a Hula! is generously sponsored by Vivien of Holloway - The best of 1940s and 1950s reproduction clothing, making the world a more glamorous place.
The Lanes brings the fun of bowling in an upscale venue with a refreshing style. Housing 5 swish bowling lanes, which can be hired by the hour and a cracking bar, with unique draught beers, ciders and our famous Hard Shakes. There is also plenty of lounge area for post bowling relaxing, including a summer courtyard, the ever popular Lucky's Diner serving up Ray's New York Pizza and an all new menu with some delicious treats for everyone. Located in the old Labour Exchange on Nelson Street St John's only a short stroll from historic Corn Street and Cabot Circus.