Soup Kitchen invite you to ‘Be My Guest’

Soup Kitchen's chilled vibe just got even more so with the release of their forthcoming ‘Be My Guest’ list of Friday events

By Manchester's Finest | Last updated 31 August 2012

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Now we all love Soup Kitchen. Its totally chilled and laid-back vibe is entirely infectious.

If I eat my lunch in there, I leave chilled. When me and my other good half enjoy romantic early evening fodder in there… we leave chilled. When we see gigs there or just go for drinks, it’s always a totally relaxing atmosphere, even when the party is in full swing.

But their chilled vibe just got even more so with the release of their forthcoming ‘Be My Guest’ list of Friday events. This friendly and intimate soiree covers both floors of the venue and puts on for your aural pleasure a heady blend of African, South American, Heavy Funk, Soul, Reggae, Disco, Cosmic Jazz, Rock, House & Techno Jams. Now, how delicious does that sound?

 

A heady blend of African, South American, Heavy Funk, Soul, Reggae, Disco, Cosmic Jazz, Rock, House & Techno Jams. Now, how delicious does that sound?

 

‘Be My Guest’ is as welcoming as its name suggests. It claims to be “a relaxed, unpretentious weekly” that already attracts a diverse crowd of party people who take the fun well into Saturday morning. A different DJ is invited to play each week and is often preceded by live acts and bands to create an appealing cross section of listeners for the night’s unusual and interesting musical content.

With an emphasis on brand new and upfront music, pretty much anything good goes down well. Everything from overlooked classics, cosmic and horizontal jams to deepest digs and music for dancers keeps the party going. One thing you can guarantee is originality. ‘Be My Guest’ may be relaxed but it keeps you far, far from bored!

Guests set to appear in September are:
7th September: Jason Boardman (Aficionado)
14th September: Damo B (Bohemian Grove/Unity Radio)
21st September: Folk Didsbury DJ’
28th September: Simon Tonkinson’s Birthday All Stars.

The night takes over both floors of the venue, with a free of charge all vinyl warm up session in the ground floor bar from 8pm until 1am, soundtracked by permanent resident of 2 years, Simon Tonkinson.

8pm – 3am. Price – £3 before Midnight £5 After. Soup Kitchen 31-33 Spear Street Northern Quarter Manchester M1 1DF

 

 

 


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