Rubie

?It?s Her Factory' is very excited to welcome back to the Trades the wonderful Rubie! Following iconic appearances as a member of F*Choir and Jenny Moore?s Mystic Business, her powerful voice will once again bless the Hall to launch her new solo EP ?Whatever Cage?, a transcendent and eclectic plea for world transformation and queer liberation. In support we have another returning artist, Tarantina, bringing her blend of dark polished pop with an avant-garde twist. And new to the Trades, Brighton?s cabaret icon and experimental electronic enchantress Asher Fynn. On the decks for the night we'll have legendary musician, DJ and community connector Zahra Haji Fath Ali Tehrani, bringing the bangers down from Oxford. Live music will start at 7:30pm Tickets are on a sliding scale; choose the more expensive options if you have a bit of extra cash to spare for the artists! ACCESS INFORMATION: ? Building entrance is fully wheelchair accessible with a small ramp at the main entrance. A room for storing buggies or mobility aids is available. ? There are accessible gender neutral toilets with handles and an infant changing table. The doors are wide enough for an electric wheelchair. ?' Audience will be partially standing with a variety of comfortable seating available. The room has chairs with supported backs and arms and lots of tables. If you would like a chair or additional space reserved for you, email info@tradese17.com ? There will be loud music and coloured/flashing lights. There is easy access to an outside space to the right of the stage if you need a breather. ?The nearest station is Walthamstow Central (Victoria line & Overground), approx a 10 min walk. The 34, 97, 123, 275 and 357 buses all stop nearby