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JasonFest will be a Knight to remember

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Tuesday, June 21, 2022 12:30 pm
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JasonFest will take place at The Butler, Chatham Street, on Saturday, July 2, with donations going towards Cancer Research UK. Picture: by kind courtesy of Google, via Google Maps

JasonFest will take place at The Butler, Chatham Street, on Saturday, July 2, with donations going towards Cancer Research UK. Picture: by kind courtesy of Google, via Google Maps

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THE BUTLER will play host to a mini festival on Saturday, July 2, in honour of the late Jason Knight.

Three bands with strong connections to Jason will play, with Country Moans and 45RPM kicking off the music acts, followed by the New Puritans.

Country Moans is known for playing covers of songs by The Ramones using country instruments, while 45RPM and the New Puritans are known for more punk and rock fare.

The event will come to a close with a disco featuring a selection of Jason’s favourite records.

With support from Jason’s family, who will be attending, the event is free entry.

Guests will, however, be invited to make a donation to Cancer Research UK, with a collection at the event.

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JasonFest takes place at The Butler, Chatham Street, on Saturday, July 2.

Doors open form 6pm, and bands start at 8pm.

 

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