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A unique charity night of music and comedy to promote Tender's 5th anniversary.

Wednesday 16th January

Featuring Daniel Rachel, Willis and special guest MC Kevin Day

The Borderline
Orange Yard, London W1D 4JB Doors 7.30pm; £7/6

Daniel Rachel

Hot on the back of the critically acclaimed album 'A Taste of Money', Daniel Rachel performs his debut London headline, in the week the wonderfully anthemic 'Let It Be Mine' single is set to dramatically hit the charts.
'the ghost of George Harrison in his pipes and a Dylan-like propensity for songs...impressively versatile' WORD

Willis

In 2003, Willis' startlingly fine Warner Brothers album 'Come Get Some' received fantastic critical praise from across the media highlighted by a Jools Holland performance. Willis' 'Get in the Ring EP' is also released the week of the event.
'blues drenched country toned soul that may well be the best new voice to have surfaced here in years' UNCUT

Kevin Day

One of the few comics who can still call themselves topical, his material covers a variety of subjects always including powerful political asides, but also the occasional silly joke... however Kevin would describe this as mature comedy for mature audiences! For many the face of Match of the Day 2.

Tender

Tender is a London-based arts organization raising awareness about domestic abuse and sexual violence Previous successes have included 'No Slap Just Tickle' and 'A Little of What You Fancy'.