Blossoms have lent their assist to a crowdfund marketing campaign in help of Manchester nightclub and venue 42’s, raffling off plenty of ultra-rare objects.
Among the many prizes up for grabs are frontman Tom Ogden’s authentic, handwritten lyrics to their 2018 monitor ‘I Can’t Stand It’, and the total outfit worn by the singer within the video for 2016’s ‘Honey Candy’.
In a video publicising the venue’s fundraising efforts, Ogden and drummer Joe Donovan described 42’s as “the most effective membership on the town for us.”
We’ve donated some stuff for @42snightclub in Manchester to assist out with their Crowdfunder! Tom’s authentic hand written lyrics to I Can’t Stand It, his outfit from the Honey Candy music video + way more! Head over to their web page to bid! https://t.co/INzD2m5HZg pic.twitter.com/tXZEEpWz8B
— B L O S S O M S (@BlossomsBand) November 17, 2020
Additionally they revealed that they’ll be donating a take a look at urgent for ‘Cool Like You’ made even rarer by a spelling mistake on the label, and a signed Stockport County/Blossoms mash-up soccer package created by Bands F.C.
42’s are at present hoping to boost £60,000 so as to assist safe their future. Entry into the raffle for the Blossoms objects prices £15, with all the cash going in direction of their crowdfunder.
Textual content accompanying the venue’s marketing campaign stated: “In a bid to stave off attainable closure, we tried opening as a pub. After a couple of weeks, numbers elevated and we reached a break even level. No sooner had we carried out that, than the 10pm curfew was introduced.
“One once more our hopes had been dashed. Our revenue plummeted and we began operating up money owed simply to remain open. Then, it received even worse, and we had been compelled to shut as soon as extra. We at the moment are introduced with the prospect of a sluggish, lingering loss of life.”
“We now have little monetary help from the federal government past the furlough scheme which is decreasing each month and have, up to now, obtained no hire aid from our landlord.”
