To mark the launch, South African DJ and Producer, DJ Lag will drop an exclusive mix to launch their monthly TRTD Mix series, where members get access to the download and track list. The Right to Dance will also be producing regular content to celebrate underground scenes and figureheads, past and present. Following launch, members will also gain access to limited discounted tickets from a network of promoter partners around the UK, including Club Blanco, Ghost Town, Soul Stew, and Worm Disco Club.
On sign-up members will receive discounts from brand partners, including grocery delivery company Gorillas, Audio-Technica, Juno Records and East London Liquor, with more added regularly. Line-up and tickets go live today, 4 November, with TRTD members gaining exclusive access to pre-sale and ticket discounts. The membership model has been chosen to create a long-term value exchange between charity and donor, allowing people to continually support a good cause through their passion for music, and for War Child to develop a new base of young and engaged donors.Īlongside 20% off TRTD merch – including t-shirts, tote bags and slip mats – TRTD will be producing its own fundraising events – the first of which will be a Yemen Emergency Fundraiser on 5 December in partnership with We Out Here Festival and Foundation FM. The question wasn’t whether we should be working with them, but rather what we could create that ensured we were working with them in the right way.” “Underground music may not match the scale of audience for fundraising in popular music, but as a community united across genres by the same values of creative autonomy, social progress and giving back, they represent a powerful fundraising force with an amazing track record of working in the charity sector.
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