
SOMETHING GOOD IS GONNA HAPPEN – A KATE BUSH CELEBRATION FOR CABARET VS CANCER
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
HomeGround and KateBushNews.com are thrilled to be back at The Royal Vauxhall Tavern on Thursday 30th January for another Kate Bush themed celebration, raising money for Cabaret vs Cancer. The night will be packed with amazing cabaret and drag performers, each giving us their versions of their favourite Kate songs. Heading the bill is the sensational Sooz Kempner, the hilarious stand up comedian, with the most gorgeous voice fresh from her UK tour and hit run at Edinburgh Fringe.
We also thrilled to welcome back, the brilliant lip sync star, Ripley, fantastic singer Jenny Scoones, drag legend Rose Garden with Phil Lawrence and, Michael Mayell, ex Cloudbusting. Plus the whole event is hosted by the cabaret drag sensation that is Michael Twaits…and watch RVT socials for more acts to be announced. This will be a night packed with Kate songs from her biggest hits, to fan favourites, album tracks and b sides, this will be much more than The Whole Story…
The night is a fundraiser for Cabaret vs Cancer, find out more at https://www.cabaretvscancer.co.uk/
Advanced tickets (£14 plus booking fee) on sale NOW! Doors at 7pm, show from 8pm

PLEASE NOTE: This event will be a mix of seated and standing, first come first serve. If you have access questions please contact [email protected]. ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED IN TO CLOAKROOM The RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space. No hen/stag parties. https://www.katebushnews.com/











After the cliff walk down into the village of Howth, we will retire to The Bloody Stream pub (at Howth train station) for pints etc. Note that this is a busy weekend for Kate Bush related events and that Seán will of course be attending the HomeGround 30th Birthday bash in London the following day, Sunday June 17th – wish me luck! Read more on the big HomeGround celebration in the post below this. (Any queries on the Howth event – just drop me an email 


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