Day Fever, the daytime disco event created by Vicky McClure and Jonny Owen, announces new dates in Nottingham after the initial tickets sold out quickly. The event, known for bringing a nightclub experience to the afternoon, offers a chance to dance without sacrificing your Sunday evening. The new dates announced for Nottingham are April 19th at Rock City and March 15th at Nottingham Palais.
New dates for Day Fever in Nottingham have been announced - much to the joy of fans of the event who missed out during the first round of tickets.
The event was hugely popular this year and tickets for January and February sold out fast, leading to more dates being released. Nottingham ravers are in luck - although the February 1 event has sold out, there are still tickets available for the April 19 party at Rock City and the one on March 15 at Nottingham Palais.
For tickets, head to the Day Fever website, where you can select the event you want to attend and sign up for tickets. Prices vary slightly depending on location, but last year’s Rock City event cost £10 per person. The events usually begin at 3pm and end at 8pm.
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