100% of ticket sales go to charity. Silly B!tch Disco, created by DJ Dallyn (also known as Daniel Edwards) and DJ Helly Heart, will be rebranded as Silly Bowel Disco for one night only. The party will raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support and OutPatients, an LGBTQ+ cancer charity that provided vital support during Daniel’s journey with bowel cancer.

Expect nostalgic tunes, heartfelt dancefloor moments, and an abundance of confetti cannon chaos.

Headlining the night is Supersister, the iconic 00s girl group fresh from their comeback at Mighty Hoopla. They will perform live renditions of their cult classic, “Coffee,” and beloved pop hits, “Spring” and “Summer’s Gonna Come Again.” This set holds special meaning for Louis, a band member, as she has undergone her own cancer journey, making this performance particularly powerful. Also taking the stage will be Elektra from RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, along with London drag icons Miss Leigh Ding and Eliza Bettawerk.

Gareth Howells of Hunsnet will host the soon-to-be infamous celebrity toilet seat raffle, joined by none other than Diane from The Traitors. They’ll offer guests a chance to win a camp loo seat signed by some of our favourite Silly Bitch celebs. It’s absurd, chaotic, and all for a brilliant cause.

“Last year, I was diagnosed with bowel cancer at 42 — something I never imagined I’d face at this stage of life. It’s been physically and emotionally brutal, but I’ve been supported every step of the way by the most incredible family, friends and the LGBTQ+ community. The care and health support from Macmillan, along with the peer support from Outpatients, gave me the strength I needed when I needed it most. Silly Bowel Disco is my way of saying thank you — and showing that even in the darkest times, there’s room for silliness, joy, and a banging dance floor. This is a night to celebrate resilience, raise money, and throw the most meaningful party of my life.” – Daniel Edwards (DJ Dallyn)

There will also be loads of opportunities to donate on the night.