A FOUNDING member of Take That is set to perform a live DJ set in Stroud next month.
Howard Donald will headline a house party at The Sub Rooms with a live DJ set on Saturday, October 17, with doors opening at 7pm and the show starting at 8pm.
It is standing only and open to those aged 18 and over while the Sub Rooms House Party will also feature Lisa Unique and supporting acts.
Howard Donald is a singer, dancer, DJ, and songwriter best known as a founding member of British pop group Take That, formed in 1990.
The band achieved huge success with a string of chart-topping singles and albums, establishing themselves as one of the UK's most popular acts, and Mr Donald's energetic presence has played a key part in Take That's live shows.
For more than 20 years, he has performed at high-profile club nights in more than ten countries, delivering more than 100 gigs as a tech and electro house DJ.
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He is a founder of the DJ band Sonic Headz, alongside King Brain and Bart Van Der Zwaan.
His style has earned him a strong following across Europe, especially in Eastern Europe’s growing dance culture scene.
Past acts at the Sub Rooms include singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner, comedian Robin Ince, pop star Nick Heyward, and musician Rufus Wainwright.
Stroud Subscription Rooms, affectionately known as The Sub Rooms, opened in 1833 after being funded by public subscription.
The Grade II-listed venue has long been a cultural hub for the town, hosting concerts, theatre, public meetings and community events.
The next year promises another packed programme at The Sub Rooms, with performers including David Rodigan, Inspiral Carpets, Richard Thompson, David Olusoga, The Lemonheads, Trevor Horn, Russell Watson, Judge Jules, Sir Tony Robinson, John Lydon and The Wurzels.
Tickets for Howard Donald are priced at £29 in advance or £34 on the door.
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