About this Event

Liverpool Student Amnesty Society will be taking it all the way back to the 2000s this time, to a much simpler time when your biggest problem was deciding on your MySpace top friends and having the internet go down when your mum used the house phone.



If you're missing the era of New Labour, Soulja Boy, and MSN Messenger, look no further because we'll be dedicating the night to celebrating all things noughties, so get your motorola flip phone and Lacoste trackie out and come and party like its 2005! DJing we have the amazing Ian Usher best known from the much adorned Sonic Yootha night, as well as former T4 and MTV presenter Anthony Crank so they'll be spinning all the best tunes from the millenium so expect all the greatest hits from the likes of Destiny's Child, Britney, Gorillaz, Jay-Z, OutKast, Gwen Stefani, The White Stripes, R.Kelly, Ashanti, The Strokes, Kanye, Black Eyed Peas, Daft Punk, Justin Timberlake, The Chemical Brothers, Shakira, Arctic Monkeys, Sean Paul and plenty more!



All proceeds from the night will be donated to the women's pre and post-natal care charity MRANG, who provide Information, advice and support for female asylum seekers, refugees and their children.

MRANG also provides support for women refugees and asylum seekers including pre and post natal women and their babies, victims of sexual violence, trafficking, domestic slavery and human rights abuses. This is achieved by providing twice weekly drop-in groups.



The drop-in project aims to provide a safe and supportive space for women and their children, where they can access peer support and develop social contacts and friendship. MRANG also provides a warm, nutritious meal enjoyed in the company of other women and their children.