This Saturday, 27th June, STREETrave and Radisson Red Glasgow will join forces with some of the biggest names in dance music to raise funds for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.
The STREETrave Livestream will see an impressive lineup of DJs, including Utah Saints, Slipmatt, K-Klass and Mambo Brothers – who will be playing a 25 years of Cafe Mambo set live stream their sets from 2 pm – Midnight on the STREETtrave, Colours and Glasgowist Facebook pages, alongside streaming platform Twitch.
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Throughout the virtual event, viewers will have the opportunity to donate and interact with the DJs, who will be streaming live from the Radisson RED Sky Bar, in line with the Government’s COVID-19 guidance with strict social distancing in place, and around the country.
Since lockdown, the STREETrave team have organised multiple live stream events to raise funds for charity and encourage people to stay at home during lockdown.
Streetrave promoter Ricky Magowan said: “Our live streams have been a great way to help keep our fans connected when they would normally have been going to our club nights and festivals, they have also helped us raise funds for some incredible charities. The Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity is a cause very close to our hearts and we are honoured to have them as our charity partner for our live stream.”
Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity raises money to fund life-changing projects, family support services and medical equipment, to care for young patients from across the country. The Charity has played a crucial role with its Covid-19 relief efforts, supporting NHS heroes, young patients and families facing overwhelmingly challenging circumstances.
Kirsten Sinclair, Chief Operating Officer, Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity said: “We are committed to supporting NHS staff, young patients, and their families during the Covid-19 crisis and beyond. Our hospital projects and services are supported entirely by fundraising and donations, so we are incredibly grateful to organisations like STREETrave for their generosity. We hope the event is a great success, and would like to thank everyone involved in helping to ensure that beyond the crisis, we can be there for those in hospital who need us most.”
This will be the second live stream event that Radisson RED Glasgow has hosted for the STREETrave promoters. Graham Chalmers from Radisson RED Glasgow said: “We are delighted to host another live stream event from our rooftop Radisson RED Sky Bar. It’s fantastic to be involved with an initiative that brings live entertainment to people in the comfort and safety of their own home, where they can watch the stream and enjoy a wonderful backdrop of some of Glasgow’s most iconic landmarks while supporting a very important local charity. The Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity offers life-changing support and we hope the event can raise both vital funds and awareness of the incredible work they do.”
The STREETrave livestream kicks off on Saturday the 27th of June and can be viewed here.
Donate to the STREETrave Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity fundraiser here.
