After the success of Neurofest in the summer, the event returns just in time for the festive period (Saturday 10th December) – and this time, it’s going to be bigger and better.
The event was created to help raise funds for Tees Valley buddies, a Neurodivergent Support charity based in the Tees Valley area. The charity helps those with different neurodivergent conditions, providing one-to-one support as well as group activities such as games nights and walk-and-talk sessions.
Creator of the event, and lead singer of Brass Eyed Dragons, Jamie Sample, said: “After the success of the last event, we decided that there was going to be another one – but we knew we had to pull out all the stops this time. We have increased the line-up to add more acts and there might also be a guest appearance from a certain guy in a red suit.”
This time, Teesside legends Afraid to Sleep will headline (this will be the band’s first gig after a long hiatus). Also on the bill are Daisy Cutter, Brass Eyed Dragons, Man Frog, Stu Blackburn, Sadie Joan plus many more surprises to come.
Tickets, priced at £6.00 in advance, are available from seetickets.com.
