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The Riot: Halloween Special at St Stephen’s Church

Get ready for Ipswich’s longest-running rock and metal club night, The Riot, returning with a Halloween-themed event at St Stephen’s Church.

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The Riot: Halloween Special at St Stephen’s Church

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DJ legends Stevo and Ed will spin classic rock and metal anthems from icons like Slipknot, Metallica, Deftones, and more. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your best spooky outfit and embrace the Halloween spirit!

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