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The Doctor’s Orders present
100% Hip-Hop
10pm-3.30am Friday 9th December 2022
Trapeze, 89 Great Eastern Street, London EC2A 3HX
DJ MATMAN (UK DMC & ITF Champion) DJ CHUX MISS GOWER (The Doctor’s Orders)
£7 Advance || £20 Group Ticket for 3 || £30 Group Ticket for 5 £10 On The Door NO ID = NO ENTRY
www.thedoctorsorders.com
Drinks & Table Packages Available via bookings@thedoctorsorders.com
With this party we are stripping it back to the real hardcore of what this music and culture is all about with 100% Hip-Hop.
From brand new heat to your favourite classics you can expect to hear just the greatest MCs from Travis Scott to Nas and Wu Tang to Post Malone. An incredible trio of the best DJs in the country will be heating up this December night.
DJ Matman is one of the finest turntablists in the world and holds both DMC and ITF titles and has lit up competitions including Red Bull Threestyle and more. He is no slouch in the club either and is sure to have the floor bumping. He is joined by DJ Chux and Miss Gower, two of the best loved DJs in the capital.
Grab your crew and book your tickets for a night 100% Hip-Hop and No bullsh*t!
www.thedoctorsorders.com
For more info, guest-list, interviews etc please do contact yo@thedoctorsorders.com
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89 Great Eastern Street
London, , EC2A 3HX
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