#StandWithLen - Music for a Fighting Fund with a DJ set from special guest Hak Baker + No Blacks No Irish!

Support our campaign to #StandwithLen by purchasing a ticket to our event. You decide how much you can afford!

Raffle prizes up for grabs on the night include a case of Prosecco from the Old Kings Head, A meal for two Oitij-jo Kitchen, £50 gift vouchers at Fabrications and 69b Boutique on Broadway Market, yoga classes at Tripspace Yoga & Dance, T-shirts from Urban Species, a voucher to learn how to make pizza at E5 Bakehouse, 6 skull rocas from Milagros just in time for Day of the Dead & Halloween, street art tours and workshops with Alternative London plus a handmade umbrella from Ince Umbrellas!

Len from JC Motors is standing up for himself and the community against impossible rent rises. Len is looking to raise 15k to see him through the next 6 months so he can campaign from a of security, anything beyond the £15k will go towards the feasibility study for the purchase of the three arches by London Trades Guild Community Land Trust. Read more about this campaign here.

Our special guest is legendary punk poet Hak Baker who will be spinning bangers on the decks with No Blacks No Irish. Hak has signed the letter to the Mayor of London from the East End Trades Guild requesting his urgent intervention to stop the displacement of JC Motors and meet Len and the Guild. Performing live is Lilith Ai a singer-songwriter and guitarist, whose powerful songs evoke the beauty and the pain of everyday London life with riot grrrl passion. Nicki Knightz carries the torch for alternative hip-hop in the UK with poetic rhymes from her Hackney roots, experiences of dual heritage and the struggles and triumphs of the streets. 

"The struggle to create change to get the message across to my landlord Places for London is ongoing, in the meantime staying afloat is a mental and financial challenge. To continue the work, keep my customers moving and pay the young workers, some assistance is needed for the next few months. I would be grateful for whatever support you can afford, this work is important to our community make no mistake, if not us then who? Please continue to stand with me" Len Maloney, JC Motors.

This venue is wheelchair accessible on the ground floor via a ramp.

                                                            Photograph by Sarah Ainslee