A popular club night created by the team behind ‘Manchester’s Central Perk’ is returning to an iconic city centre venue for its next event.
Queer night Make Me Feel, which was born ‘from the world of’ popular Northern Quarter coffee shop and events space Feel Good Club, has been billed as ‘an explosion of queer joy and a party with a purpose’ with a portion of proceeds from each event always going towards LGBTQ+ charities.
Created by Feel Good Club’s founders Kiera and Aimie, as well as creative producer Beau-Azra Scott and content creator Amie Fretter, the event features a packed line-up of DJs, local performers and drag acts.
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Since its inception last year, the likes of ShyOne, Megatronic, Ghetto Fabulous, Meme Gold, and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK stars Banksie and Lill have taken part in previous nights which has a music policy of simply making ‘people feel good’.
For its third instalment, Make Me Feel will be returning to famed Manchester music institution Band on the Wall having previously hosted an event at the venue in April.
The December event will, for the first time, feature live music in the form of members from Manchester’s The Untold Orchestra. There will also be a live music set from Reform Radio and a DJ performance from CROP resident Monoko.
The night will also feature a set from URBI, a DJ who recently supported Lauryn Hill and The Fugees on tour, as well as performances from club night collective GLOSS, Azula Bandit, Ayy Den and London-based Donnie Sunshine.
There will also be appearances from performers including Banksie and Goodie Magnum, as well as the likes of Bollibubbles, Coco Cannell, Gert, The Joe Spencer and Trayvaughn.
Last week, the Make Me Feel team took over the rooftop space at Mayfield Depot as part of a collaboration with MTV for Homobloc featuring a DJ and dancer line-up including GROVE and DJ Tash LC.
Speaking about the upcoming event, the Make Me Feel team said: “The intention has always been to create an evening of positive representation, self expression and dancefloor catharsis.
“We have worked with the likes of New Century Hall, Band on the Wall, Parklife and Homobloc so far. Our third edition of the party is set to be an extra special edition as we’re now adding live music!”
Tickets for Make Me Feel at Band On The Wall on December 7 start from £9 and are available here.
