Disco Isn't Dead with Tia Cousins B2B Sarahtonin at The Red Church

A clubnight on Sunday 30th August. The event starts at 23:00.


A musical feast of biblical proportions up at The Red Church as we bring Tia Cousins and Sarahtonin head to head for the first time on the fair Avon. Two absolute masters of their craft, digging hard for the outernational acid, freak-disco boogie, weird 'n wonky synthpop delights and bags and bags and bags and bags of chug!

We've seen Tia more times than we've had hot dinners and she keeps it fresh and unexpected every time, twisting and turning her way through selections that boggle the mind and hijack the body. Currently linked in with Noods Radio, Ransom Note and her luscious label Music To Watch Seeds Grow By, Tia Cousins is the real deal.

A firm favourite of the whole Paradisco crew, Sarahtonin's sets are a roll of the dice - breezy balearic delights? weirdo house? raved up wobblers? synthetic disco cuts? Theres only one way to find out.. Familiarise yourself with the vibe on her weekly Do!! You!! World! radio show, or go in blind for a truly ear-opening experience.

Plus, we've got the Big Bad Brad Bradley on warmin' up . If anyone knows how to build a dancefloor, it's our man Brad. Expect some light pump and grooooooovin' basslines galore.

Basically what we're saying is it's gonna be a MASSIVE night of tunes, dancing big and having a fantastic good time. These parties always fill out so make sure to grab a ticket WELL in advance and we'll see you at Church...



Entry requirements: 18+

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