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And now the end is near…

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It is with a sad note in our hearts that all of us here at Sin HQ have to announce that December’s Sin City will be the last.

To celebrate 7 great years of Sin City, we’ve decided to go out with a bang and pay tribute to the club which inspired us to start Sin, and which many of you will also remember: The Banshee

During the mid-late 80’s and into the early 90’s The Banshee on Oxford Road was a mecca for Manchester’s alternative scene. Playing glam & rock upstairs and goth, punk & industrial downstairs, the Bansh’ was a spiritual home for a great many of us, complete with flooded toilets, subsiding dance floors and plenty of nooks and crannies to lose yourself and your not-so-significant other in…

We’ll be playing the usual array of classic Sin tunes mixed in with a wealth of Banshee anthems. You’d be surprised at how much crossover there is… ;)

We’d love to wave Sin good-bye with all our friends, old and new, so do come down and join us, see some old faces, dance like you’re a teenager again, and party like it’s 1989!

Thanks,
Team Sin

Last ever Sin City & Banshee Reunion!
Friday 5th December 2008 / 9pm – 3am / £4 on the door

The Sin City Facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7860227295

The Sin City Farewell Facebook event:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=50178636100

The Banshee Facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=18170197936

 
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  1. Rob Rhombus — November 24, 2008 #

    The end of Sin? A very sad day for the Republic of Manchester! :(

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