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Sunday 5th - Monday 6th May 2024 | 3pm til 2:30am
Pitcher & Piano
Tickets: From £16.50
Minimum age - 18+
For any enquries, please contact via social media.
After a SOLD OUT winter show at Pitcher and Piano, they're back this May with DJ Roger Sanchez headlining alongside Groovebox Residents!
It's going to be an incredible day - with record signups already! Don't miss your chance to be a part of this one!
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