Moscow Drug Club create music that feels both timeless and dangerous. Drawing on jazz, Latin, swing and chanson, their songs are full of sly humour, romance and shadow. Led by the velvety vocals of Kat Day and the charismatic presence of Dmitri Wild, the band blur the line between gig and cabaret, inviting audiences into a world that is intimate, seductive and quietly anarchic.
Friday 6 March, 7.30pm
Kings Nympton Parish Hall, EX37 9ST
Tickets:
Earlybird (limited availability)
Ticket only £15.00/U16s £10.00
With Food £25/U16s £15.00
Standard
£18:00/U16s£12.50
With Food £28.00/U16s £17.50
Russian themed menu, meals must be pre-booked. Bar available.
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Exeter acoustic duo Sound of the Sirens return to Dolton with soulful songs, stunning harmonies and infectious energy.
A village fete. Bunting, cakes, giant vegetables and wasps. And one very unexpected guest.
Exeter acoustic duo Sound of the Sirens return to Dolton with soulful songs, stunning harmonies and infectious energy.
