Woodbridge Community Disco Club presents Flying Mojito Bros

Saturday 7 May

Woodbridge Community Disco Club presents

Flying Mojito Bros

Ben Osborne

Smoothgroove

Hewsin000

Woodbridge Community Hall, Station Road, Woodbridge, England, IP12 4AU. Doors open 7pm. Tickets from £5

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/flying-mojito-bros-at-woodbridge-community-disco-tickets-328566269557

Woodbridge Community Disco Club hosts guests Flying Mojito Bros on Saturday 7 May. Specialising in turning classic American soft rock into stomping disco hits, FMB have recently been rising rapidly through London’s club-land, traveling the world and making Americana danceable with their on-point productions.

Their fans include Huey Morgan (BBC 6 Music) “Yeah - FIVE STARS”, Colleen’Cosmo’ Murphy (Worldwide FM) "Love it!FIVE STARS, Tom Whalley (BBC 6 Music) "Banger. Real banger FIVE STARS", James Endeacott (Soho Radio) "Another classic from the FMB's x FIVE STARS", Gav Lucas (Amateurism Radio) “IT'S A BANGER! Nice work FIVE STARS", Horse Meat Disco - "pretty cool", Chris Coco - "Super groovy”, Justin Robertson - "party starter" and many more.

On Saturday 7 May they play Woodbridge's new Community Disco Club, joining host DJ Ben Osborne - who also plays clubs and festivals internationally and has a habit of popping-up in unusual spaces, such as DJing from the top of an exploding BT Tower. Flying Mojito Bros and Ben met through London's The Social club, where they regularly play tunes and/or drink beer. They've played stages at clubs and festivals together in the UK and Europe and pre-pandemic they took their mutual love of grooves into the studio. Their (possibly) soon to be released collaboration went down mighty fine when they last DJed at Glastonbury. Joining them on decks are homegrown Woodbridge talents Smoothgroove, the long serving DJ on the venerable Ipswich Community Radio, and DJ Hewsin000. Woodbridge Community Disco Club is a welcoming space for people to socialise and dance in. The bar is run by Saltpeter Wines, who offer a range of small-producer wines and carefully curated craft beers. Tickets are also refreshingly cheap at £5 in advance. But will be more on the door.