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THE EVENT

Join us for a night of ‘Beer and Busking’ at The Sindercombe Social, featuring some of London’s finest up-and-coming bands performing a mixture of originals, classic covers and modern-day hits. Show your support for the artists by leaving a ‘tip’ during their performance. All proceeds go to War Child UK to help children in areas of conflict.

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EVENT DETAILS

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VENUE	//	The Sindercombe Social, 2 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8QD
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AGE	//	Strictly 18+ (I.D. may be required)

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sundowners

sundowners are a “shoegazey” alternative rock band based in london. consisting of lead singer and guitarist aiden james, guitarist maceo parker, bassist and backing singer maddie steele, and drummer brodie sim – sundowners draw inspiration from bands such as slowdive, radiohead, and smashing pumpkins to craft their angsty-yet-ethereal sound.

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ANRAY

ANRAY – indie pop singer/songwriter, creates unique sound by mixing guitar and percussion. Using the deck as a bass drum and snare drum membrane, ANRAY complements his sound with a foot shaker and tambourine.

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DUSTY FUNK'S FLOORSHAKERS

Dusty Funk’s Floorshakers are a five-piece band igniting London’s live scene with their high-energy take on Northern Soul and classic soul music. Known for their explosive performances and sharp musicianship, they’ve sold out shows across South West London, including standout sets at High Tide Festival and Ram Jam Records’ NYE Party 2024. Their setlists blend rare Northern Soul gems with hits from legends like Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye, all delivered with infectious energy and style. Dusty Funk’s Floorshakers are more than a band — they’re a soul-powered experience.

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Beer and Busking for War Child UK Feat. sundowners // ANRAY // DUSTY FUNK'S FLOORSHAKERS