We're hosting an Easter disco with pioneers of electronic music at Sunderland landmark
An Easter Disco is returning to raise the roof at Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens.
For the second year running, The Long Good Friday Easter Disco will transform the Sea Change cafe space at the venue.
Starting at 6pm and running until midnight on Friday, April 3, it will feature sets by DJ Sally Rodgers (of A Man Called Adam), as well as from residents Lee Forster and Spence.
Expect a night of disco old and new, oddball 80s pop, house, electronica, dub and more.
Co-organiser Lee said: “For those of you who may not be familiar with A Man Called Adam and Sally, A Man Called Adam’s Sally Rodgers and Steve Jones have been making pioneering electronic music since the late 80s.
“Exploring and assimilating diverse musical influences but always sounding recognisably themselves, they defy categorisation and yet have produced defining tracks in genres such as Acid Jazz, Balearic House, Ibiza Chill and Nu British House.
“Respected and admired by their peers and fans alike, they are endlessly curious and never stand still.
“Sally is a selector with an enormous depth of musical knowledge, who seamlessly mixes the old with the new to blur the lines and find surprising musical connections.”
There will be a bar on the night serving craft ales, wines and cocktails.
Admission is £5 on the door.