We're all going to end up as food for the worms - so we might as well party while we still can! London's premier partystarters celebrate 4 years of wriggling with a typically monster lineup at their original home, Dalston's one and only Passing Clouds.

We've got a proper diverse lineup, with Harare, live Zimbabwean dance music led by marimba master Kudaushe Matimba (formerly of jit jive supergroup the Bhundu Boys); folk with an urban twist from mighty 11-strong City Shanty Band; growly blues from tattooed travelling bluesman John Fairhurst (this man lives it!), experimental, beautiful violin music upstairs from Wormfood co-founder Max Baillie, and a range of DJ talent from across the country and beyond:
Tea and Cake Records (Hereford!) showcasing their diverse sounds; acclaimed music writer and DJ Laurent Fintoni (Spinscience) and Wormfood's own tracksuited ruffian Bobby Gandolf playing lary party music from the afro-bass diaspora.

We'll be starting early - for real this time! Max Baillie will be playing upstairs from 9pm...., and John Fairhurst from 10... please see timings below.

Entry only £5 before 9pm and £7 before 10......

Downstairs

10-1045 John Fairhurst 'growly bottleneck blues'

11-12 City Shanty Band 'rowdy eleven piece urban sea shanties'

1230-130 Harare 'live dance music from Zimbabwe'

130-3 Boby Gandolf dancehall, african house, kaduro

Upstairs

9-10 Max Baillie violin master

10-11 Tea and Cake moombahton, cumbia, tropical, afro

11-12 Laurent Fintoni big sounds

12-130 Tea and Cake

130-3 Laurent Fintoni

YUM. xx

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