In response to the crisis in Syria a small group of Irish bands have come together to put on a fundraising night this Monday, December 19th in The Workman’s Club. All the proceeds of the night will go towards funding vital humanitarian groundwork in Syria.
The organisers will be working with Syrias Vibes, a Dublin based charity who are currently fundraising to put two new ambulances on the ground in Syria. Syrias Vibes was created by Dublin born DJ – Calvin James to support the civilians of Syria in their plight for freedom and safety. They’re currently at 44% of their goal, with one ambulance expected to be active by next week. Organisers are hoping that a sold out show could help to make this a reality.
The night boasts a great line up from the Irish music scene that will include music from Paddy Hanna, Tandem Felix, Floor Staff, Participant, Myles Manley and Cal Folger Day as well as DJ Set from Ben Bix of Meltybrains? and some special guests.
Calvin James of Syrias Vibes will also speak on the night about his experiences in Syria.
Show at 8pm and tickets are €10 on the door
You can also donate directly to the Syrias Vibes ambulance fund here:
https://www.justgiving.com/campaigns/charity/scoop/syriasvibesambulance
or to MSF (Doctors Without Borders) here: https://www.msf.ie/syria
