Max HeyraudDublin’s club community stands up once again in solidarity with Palestine this weekend. Melodic hosts a fundraiser event in Tengu, and Interruption takes over Cellar to raise funds for Palestine.
Tengu and Cellar will open their doors in solidarity with Palestine this Saturday— melodic and Interruption host local lineups with proceeds benefiting the Palestine Relief Charity.
Melodic host ‘Too Many DJs’, their 4th Annual Charity Fundraiser. This time they are raising funds for The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund with a big roster of local DJs including Ste Flynn, Kaycee, Paul Gill, Sarah Mooney and more.
You can purchase tickets here.
Interruption hosts a free party while taking donations at the door, ideally anything between 5 and 10 euros with all money raised going to Palestinian relief charities. They welcome Interruption regulars David Oblivion, Scidley Rott and Lydnz for a B3B.
You can purchase free tickets here.
