James Yuill is set to play a special one off recycling party alongside Jackmaster, Rob da Bank and more.
Recycling may not be the most fashionable of problems, but it is still damaging our environment. Everyday, tonnes of waste is being ploughed into landfills when a bit of common sense could see it used again.
The European Recycling Platform are aiming to re-ignite the debate with a series of shows. Moving across the continent, eleven parties are being held in cities such as Copenhagen, Dublin, Madrid and more.
Coming to London on November 10th, the ERP has taken control of the Punk venue in Soho. Hosting a one off party, folktronic troubadour James Yuill is set to make a special appearance as headliner.
The singer returned this year with a new album, bringing his acoustic and electronic sides closer together than ever. James Yuill comes into his own in the live environment, however, mixing processed beats with gently plucked laments.
Set to headline the ERP party, James Yuill will be joined by a varied cast including Man Like Me. The newcomers will perform live, while a number of DJs will keep the party going until the wee small hours.
Glasgow based Jackmaster has earned an imposing reputation, with his DJ sets mixing unreleased dubplates and cheesy house classics. Having fun is the name of the game, with Jackmaster gleefully moving between genres.
Part of the Numbers crew, Jackmaster will have a few tricks up his sleeve for the ERP show. Also on the bill is festival guru Rob da Bank, whose DJ sets push the boundaries of the word eclectic.
Tickets are on sale now.
The ERP benefit takes place on:
November
10 London Punk
