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Working Men’s Club are playing a live-stream show from Manchester this July | Dork

Working Men’s Club are playing a live-stream show from Manchester this July

The full-band performance will be beamed live from acclaimed venue YES

Working Men’s Club are playing a live-stream show from Manchester this July

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Jun 22, 2020 • 10:24 AM

Working Men’s Club have announced details of a live-stream show to take place next month

All going down on Friday July 3rd, the band will return to the stage now that lockdown restrictions are beginning to life for a special night at the band’s spiritual home of YES in Manchester. After previously taking over the venue for a residency back in September last year, it’s bound to be a corker from the live faves

Speaking about the show, Syd from the band said: “We’ve been missing playing live a lot and even though we can’t recreate the full atmosphere of a proper gig, it’s one step closer for everyone.”

Tickets for the live stream are on sale from this Wednesday (June 24th) here.

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