DJ Dave Lee to keep Carlisle dancing after Proms party at Carlisle Castle
Party Eh! Presents Dave Lee are inviting people to head to The Brickyard for an afterparty following the Dance Anthems Orchestra concert at Carlisle Castle.
They say tickets, costing £20, will be available on the door for Dave Lee's two-hour set.
The show begins at 9pm and support comes from Matt Green, known for organising events under the 'Party Eh!' banner, Carl Tait, Johnny Thieves and Dean Stalker.
In a social media post, Dave Lee said: 'As a travelling DJ sometimes you think 'oh I've been everywhere, all the places in the world that are worth going,' but that's absolute rubbish…
'There's loads of places I haven't been to and on that list is Carlisle.
'Let's go! Friday night! Yeah, Carlisle!'
READ MORE: DJ Dave Lee to play The Brickyard in Carlisle next week
UK Proms Weekend kicks off at Carlisle Castle tonight with the 30-piece Dance Anthems Orchestra.
Gates open at 5.30pm and the concert begins at 7.30pm, it is expected to finish at around 10pm.
Saturday, July 5 will see performances from the UK Proms Orchestra, with the evening hosted by Helen Skelton.
There are less than 50 tickets left for both nights. You can book here: www.ukproms.com.
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