DJ Jason Reilly set to headline on campus club night
He’s coming to Derwent!
York legend Jason Reilly is coming to campus to headline Derwent’s club night. The beach themed event will be hosted by Derwent and David Kato on 5th June. It will be held in D Bar and is open to all students.
The event will have an exclusive beach cocktail menu, official photographer and Jason Reilly is set to perform a three hour DJ set. Derwent chair Isaac Hotchkiss said: “We are thrilled to have VIP Jason Reilly with us ALL NIGHT! York’s biggest DJ is coming to D Bar. It’s going to be a night to remember”.
Jason Reilly will join a long list of acts who have performed at Derwent’s end of year ‘Big D’ event, including The Vengaboys.
D Bar manager Elle Smith said: “All of us at D Bar can’t wait to go all out for Beach D. With hula garlands, speciality cocktails and the iconic Cheeky D, can the night get any better? Oh wait, Jason Reilly will be there too!”.
Drinks deals for this event are yet to be revealed but Elle promises that D Bar will provide a cheap yet incredible night out!
Tickets for the Beach D are just £3 and can be bought here. More information and updates can be found on Instagram @derwentcollege_
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