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Blunter Brothers Charity Concert

If you’re a fan of Classic Funk, Soul and Motown music, then why not attend the Blunter Brothers Charity Concert in aid of The Little Princess Trust.

A special charity concert by the sensational Blunter Brothers, one of the UK’s most popular function bands featuring hits from Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Ray Charles and more.

The Little Princess Trust provides real hair wigs to boys and girls who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment. Also, during the concert organiser Kate Gledhill and friends have ‘volunteered’ to have their ‘golden locks’ cut -off and donated to the incredible charity!

Donations can be made at: www.justgiving.com/kategledhill

Tickets: £12 Concessions: £11 – Box Office 01342 302000

The concert will take place on Friday 25th September at the Chequer Mead Theatre at 7.30pm

Chequer Mead Theatre, De La Warr Road, East Grinstead RH19 3BS

 

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