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New original music stage for Chester Pride 2016

Chester Pride have announced a new music stage for 2016, featuring original music from local bands.  This will be hosted by independent record label Drum With Our Hands who will be showcasing some of their current and up and coming acts.
Andy Garside and New original music stage for Chester Pride 2016
eve Nicholls from Drum With Our Hands said, “We are delighted to be hosting a stage at this year’s Chester Pride. We’ll be bringing along a choice selection from our fantastically varied roster of artists for you to enjoy. We’ll also have our resident DWOH DJs on-site to keep you entertained between bands. Three cheers to Chester Pride and all who sail in her!”
Chester Pride is a celebration of diversity and support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.  The event is free for all to attend and takes place on October 1 at Castle Square, Chester.
Helen Pickin-Jones, Chair of Chester Pride, said “We are very excited about having a brand new stage at Chester Pride. There is so much local talent, writing fantastic original music and Pride wants to support this. It also offers Pride attendees something new and fresh; you may find your new favourite band in our DWOH tent! Pride will have entertainment on our M&S Bank main stage, live original music in our DWOH tent, and, of course, the wonderful and bizarre in our alternative performance Glitter lounge space.”
Acts already confirmed for the Drum With Our Hands original music stage includes Lovers Open Fire, Camera, Baby Brave, Mechanical Owl and Campfire Social.

Current sponsors of the event include M&S Bank, Cheshire West and Chester Council, Deva Tuk Tuk and DTCC.  If you are interested in sponsoring the event or getting involved on the day please email info@chesterpride.co.uk. Further information can be found at www.chesterpride.co.uk or follow Chester Pride UK on facebook, or via twitter @chesterpride.  For more information on Drum With Our Hands and their acts, visit www.drumwithourhands.com.

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