Pisco Disco w Manzana Tropical

**** Pisco Disco w/Manzana Tropical **** ******** Food / Drink / Music ********** It's Pisco Disco time! Pisco Disco is back in trendy Hoxton with a special Anniversary edition (celebrating our 7th year!) featuring Manzana Tropical, a Southern Exposure classic, followed by uplifting/soul-healing/trance-inducing latin american dj-sets until 1am. Expect the usual informal and friendly atmosphere, delicious South-American food and those curiously strong Pisco cocktails. The pub is open ALL-DAY. We'll start at 6pm serving food at the terrace and Pisco-cocktails (or your preferred beverage) from the Pub's bar. Live Music will kick off around 9pm, followed by Pisco Disco DJ sets of psychedelic cumbia and Salsa Brava. The Plan: South American fast-food: Chacarero (new!) and adobado-pork sandwiches + Causa. Drink: Pisco Sour, Chilcano and whatever else the pub serves. We'll NOT run out of beer! LIVE: Peruvian Chicha mavericks Manzana Tropical will be playing their intoxicating mix of Tropical psychedelic cumbia and latin fusion. DJ Sudaka sets (Psychedelic Cumbia / Salsa Brava) Everybody is invited - all nationalities are welcome! ******************************************************************** WHAT: Pisco Disco / 7-year Anniversary LIVE Music / Pisco cocktails / food featuring Manzana Tropical (Psychadelic cumbia from Peru) WHEN:: 6pm-1am. Friday, January 26, 2018. WHERE: Stag's Head Hoxton. 55 Orsman Road, N1 5RA transport: between Haggerston & Hoxton overground stations TICKETS: 5GBP. Free entrance to the pub and terrace. Organised by: Southern Exposure. ********************************************************************** About the Venue: the Stag's Head, a listed old-fashioned pub with a beautiful terrace for outdoor drinking and dinning, and a wood-panelled concert hall for live shows. About Manzana Tropical: 'an exciting new Latin act from London playing the form of Peruvian Cumbia known as Chicha ...incorporates a homage to classic Peruvian acts including Grupo Nectar, Los Pakines and Chacalon as well as Latin legends such as Santana combined with a strong London sensibility '