It was a banger in 2023, such an awesome vibe and the crowd was amazing! On the Friday before Alexandra Blossom Festival weekend.
We can’t wait to get back and we are going to go even harder this time.
Dress:
You know what to do! Come as the rock star you are and rock out with us.
Tickets:
Tickets are Limited
$40 from Pet PitStop Central in Tarbet Street or online here at our website. https://bulletproof.nz/upcoming-events/2024-earnscleugh-dead-rockers-ball
Door Sales $50
Transport from Alex and Clyde is available on the night contact Pet PitStop, 50 Tarbert St, Centrepoint Mall, Alexandra
Email: petpitstop@animalrehabcentral.co.nz , Phone: 03 976 7563
Fundraising:
$5 from each ticket go to Animal Rehab Central. There will be raffles and auctions on the night. Last year went really well and was a great fundraiser so lets push this one over the top.
Doors:
Open 7.30pm, show starts 8pm, show ends 11pm.
About our fundraiser :
Animal Rehab Central is a not for profit charity established in 2020 to help rehabilitate and rehome unwanted and abandoned animals mostly cats kittens dogs and puppies Commonly none as ARC we have successfully rehomed over 400 pets but as with most rescues we are finding it more and more difficult to survive in this economic climate , With more and more animals needing help and much fewer people in a position to adopt we are at capacity. Like all other rescues we receive no government funding and survive solely on the generosity of the community and fundraising events. ARC runs a pet supply store in Alexandra which helps support the rescue and its facility in Earnscleugh .
Bulletproof Convertible, a New Zealand-based three-piece swamp rock outfit featuring original songs, guitar, double bass and drums, soaking in rhythm. Full noise, 50's influenced and danceable as all hell. Dark Surf meets dirty RnR Rebel. A unique collection of musicians; Silas Waring - Guitar, Alex Ramsay - Drums and Paul Southworth - Double Bass. Together they produce an all-original sound, familiar, driving, relentless and danceable. Silas Waring's songwriting delivers broken characters framed in locations and situations known to all of us yet understood by few. His uncanny ability to visualise a scene is compelling, he draws you in with a picture and before you know it you are singing the hook along with the band all the while grooving and bumping to the beat.
