UPDATE ON DONATIONS:

Everything donated will be transferred to our dear friend, an artist and an immigrant, who is currently going through the legal procedures to be able to stay in the country due to being unsafe at home. Please read through he's gofundme page, donate on top of tickets or donate directly: https://www.gofundme.com/f/queer-arab-in-danger-urgent-help-needed

FUSE is turning 5! We've teamed up with FatKidOnFire -  one of the UK's leading digital culture publications and a record label that's seen releases from the likes of Headland, Akcept, Gantz, Truth, N-Type, Benny Ill and Distance among others -  to bring you very special guests for our birthday party <3

Sicaria Sound

Partners in crime via music and sisters through their friendship, Sicaria Sound aka Imbratura and Ndeko are the twice-as-nice dynamic duo firing up a soundsystem near you. As comfortable providing chest-rattling low frequencies as they are headsy homages to hip hop or frenetic percussion-driven heaters, you can count on them to supply forward-thinking electronic sounds teetering around 140bpm.

Early 2020 saw the launch of their label Cutcross Recordings  to critical acclaim. But perhaps their most exciting moves yet are shaping up as ‘Sicaria Sound: Second State’ aka the last chapter in their Sicaria Sound journey. Motivated by a refusal to succumb to lock-down blues once club shows and festival bookings fell foul of the ongoing pandemic, the pair embraced their newly found abundance of free time to finally level up their previous efforts to craft their
own tracks. With sonic nods to dubstep, hip hop and the unexpected as well as drawing on sounds inspired by their African & Arab heritage, their music is a lively trip across and beyond 140bpm.

VAJ.Power b2b FKOF b2b Xivro & Feena [Club Sylkie] b2b Kami-O

Joining forces on this event, VAJ.Power and FatKidOnFire are going back to back with EHFM residents Xivro & Feena, founders of Club Sylkie - mix series and club night centred around creating spaces and bass driven sounds for queer women & non binary people, alongside Kami-O, - part of both FUSE and FKOF family - April 2021 saw the release of his debut album 'Biren', a project dedicated to his late grandfather & inspired by his Indian heritage. It was named 'Album of the month' in Polymer, as well as features & premieres in Complex, Electronic Sound & TRENCH. 

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Policy:

FUSE and Stereo operate safer space and has zero tolerance to discrimination and harassment. We prioritise the experiences of women, queer and trans folk. If you face anything uncomfortable please do let bar staff, the security or anyone wearing a VAJ badge know.

Respect each other’s boundaries and keep in mind that something that works for one person doesn’t work for another. Please be respectful of other people’s space and do not touch anyone without their consent.

Do not assume anyone’s pronouns, - if you are a cisgender person, we encourage you to state your pronouns when meeting others and ask for theirs.

The tolerance to substances might have gone down, therefore we would like to remind you to take it slow and stay on a safer side. If you feel unwell, please let the staff know, - there won’t be any judgment.

If you can’t afford a price ticket and/or missed the early birds, please get in touch.*

* We kindly ask allies to not use this option for the members of the community to have full access to reduced and free tickets

If you are coming alone, feel free to email or DM us if you have any concern

Accessibility:

Unfortunately, the club space is located in the basement, and is not wheelchair accessible.

Public entrance for all venue events until further notice will be via Stereo’s secondary entrance at the east end of the building on Renfield Lane.

Bar upstairs will be operating as a chill space in case you need a break or feel overwhelmed.

Seats available in the club space

Gender-neutral toilets provided

COVID SAFETY

PSA: Vaccine Passports are now required for all Stereo club events. For more info check Stereo's website : https://www.stereocafebar.com/safety-during-covid

When coming to Stereo please...

o Wear your face covering when entering and exiting the venue, waiting in any door queues and moving

between spaces, including going to the washrooms or ordering at the bar

o Use of hand sanitisers around the space

o Sign into and out of Test & Protect on entry and exit from the show

o Continue to create distance from other people where possible

o Conduct a Lateral Flow Test prior to attending the gig and stay home if the result is positive

o Do not attempt to attend the show if you are symptomatic. Persons displaying possible symptoms will be refused entry or removed from the event

o Respect other gig goers & our staff