Local DJs Camelphat have announced that they will perform at Liverpool’s Invisible Wind Factory with all proceeds going to Zoe’s Place hospice.
The concert will take place on Friday, November 1 with tickets selling out within hours of going on sale.
The two Scouse-born DJs met in 2006 before going onto conquer the DJ-ing world.
They first burst into fame with their 2017 hit Cola becoming a UK number one then subsequently going onto showcase their music talents around the world from Ibiza to Glastonbury to Beirut.
Their latest hometown gig saw them perform at the OnTheWatefront concert and they are now set for a Merseyside comeback where they hope to help raise money for Zoe’s Place.
Zoe’s Place is a baby hospice centre which specialises in infants with life threatening or complicated illnesses. They recently announced that the lease on their site would be running out and that they would need to raise £5 million in the space of 30 days so that they could move to a new location.
Dave Wheelan and Mike DiScala join a host of initiatives aimed at helping Zoe’s Place such as a fundraiser walk, a 5k run in the city Centre and a comedy show at Hot Water Comedy Club.
Scousers Steven Gerrard, Ian Byrne and Paddy Pimblett are just three of the people who have announced their support for the baby hospice.
Featured image (c) Edith Toner
