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December 8, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

Gig Announcement: New Year’s Eve at San Fran – December 31st, 2015 – Early and Late Shows

sflogoSan Fran, DJ Bill E, Richter City Rebels and Tuatara invites you to celebrate the end of 2015 with two distinct shows under the one roof. A way to start the evening and a way to start the New Year, a place to base yourself for the whole night if you like. First there’ll be an intimate set on the floor from the Richter City Rebels, aiming to take you back to the Mardi Gras on Frenchmen Street and beyond. There’ll be toes a tappin’ and hips a swayin’ with the 9-piece Wellington band thattuatara-wb1 combines funk, soul, R’n’B, hip-hop and jazz in a refreshing modern take on the traditional New Orleans second line. And then, from 9pm it’s the New Year’s Eve San Fran Institution: DJ Bill E’s legendary Hang The DJ showcase.

So make the San Fran your New Year’s Eve destination. Doors open at 6pm rebsfood available.  Richter City Rebels will start to blow at 7.30pm. Then it’s DJ Bill E from 9pm on through until 4am on the morning of January 1, 2016.

For Richter City Rebels there are pre-sale tickets available from Cosmic for $10 – or door sales on the night for $20.

For the Hang The DJ set it’s $20 on the door from 9pm, if you’ve attended Richter City Rebels your ticket allows you to stay on without an extra charge.

Bill E’s Hang The DJ set 24nyehas been a popular New Year’s Eve event across the last decade. He’s no stranger to Wellington audiences with his regular Atomic and 24 Hour Party People club nights.

With great live music that takes in jazz, funk and soul and then on to Bill E’s wise curation of all the shining moments from post-punk and nostalgic synth-pop gems this is the right way to say farewell to 2015 and bring in the New Year.

Check out sanfran.co.nz and the San Fran on Facebook for further details.
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