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Charley Stone + Mave
+ Bugeye + The Ethical Debating Society
Silver Bullet, London N4
5/5
MULTITALENTED producer and musician Charley Stone kicks off a another Loud Women event with a covers set reflecting her eclectic tastes.
A great guitarist, she rips into a mixed bag of numbers, from the cartoon Octodad theme song to I Kissed a Girl, I’m Straight and Winner Takes it All. Joined later by Jen and Mel from The Wimmins Institute, this is the perfect relaxed start.
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