Soundclash Returns To Beverley Memorial Hall

Beverley Open Doors Community Project are excited to announce that they are to hold Soundclash bands nights.

The event has been made possible after successfully obtaining funding from Beverley Town Council.

Youth worker Ali Crompton, Youth worker said;

“Soundclash is a great opportunity for young people to express themselves in a positive way.”

“We aim to give them the best possible experience of performing in front of friends by using local PA & Lighting companies to help them sound and look great.”

“The previous feedback has been great and this time we have made it a free event and we would love to see the Beverley Memorial Hall crammed with local young people supporting local young musical talent.”

Sam Richardson, DJ/Performer said;

“SoundClash is good because it gives us a place where we can show off our hobbies and talents to an audience, in a safe environment!”

“I enjoy the atmosphere and the chance to perform in front of people, and it’s great to watch the other acts too!”

Performer Emma-Rose Lees added;

“I think soundclash is important because it doesn’t only give young performers a chance to show off their talent but it also brings the community together.”

The next event is on 20th November at Beverley Memorial Hall with doors opening at 7:30pm