Exclusive: Joey Essex is coming to Cardiff to host a reem freshers club night
Get ready to party with the reem-ist of reality TV royalty
The one, the only, Joey Essex will be hosting Circuit’s opening Freshers’ Week Monday Madness event, on the 23rd September.
The reality star has recently appeared on some of the hottest latest shows from Selling Sunset to Love Island and now he sets his sights on Cardiff’s Circuit stage.
Situated on Greyfriars Road in the heart of Cardiff city centre, Circuit stands as a relatively fresh venue in the former Pryzm. RIP the former Pryzm disco room.
So, Mr Joey Essex will be swapping out O Beach anthems for a taste of late night Circuit chaos. He’s a lucky guy indeed.
Expect incredible deals like £3.50 house spirits and mixer plus £1 to double up, three for £10 mix and match cans, six for £10 shots and bombs, three for £10 on all VKs.
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And of course lots of plays of his hit song, REEM. Get ready to hear a whole lot of: “Look reem, smell reem, be reem”.
Tickets can be purchased here to secure later entry and to save on the door or buy there on the night.
Hurry up though because tickets are selling fast!
Get ready to party and get ready to be reem.
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