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Join us for a very special take over show at Jelly Charity Shop in Exeter…it's the Galactic Glitter Ball. Celebrating the release of our upcoming album 'Aquagalactic' we'll be spreading the extraterrestrial, festive, spacey poco joy. We massively encourage dressing up and there'll be prizes for 'best dressed, 'groovy dancing' etc. Don't miss this because it will be out of this world!!! (Santa hats encouraged!)
Our final Exeter Show of 2025 sees us teaming up once more with Exeter Community Initiatives raising some money to support the wonderful work they do.
The aim of these events is to create a party that is equally awesome for adults and their kids and that's 100% what this event will be! A full on multi sensory party including banging beats and fuzzy guitars, streamer cannons, UV and flashing lights and whole bunch of bouncy sparkly fun! Please note: There will be balloons!
As this is a pop up show there isn't a bar or hot food but there will be a tuck shop! Oh yes!!!
Considerations for children:
Please be prepared for loud music. This means ear defenders at the ready for tiny ears and those who are sensitive to loud noise. The volume will be kept at a safe level for all for an event of this duration…but it's a proper electro-punk gig! The show includes streamer cannons and inflatables! This means areas of the floor can become slippy. It's a full electric show so stage areas are off limits. Whilst safety measures are put in place children must be supervised by their adults at all times. This is mega important.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Children | £5.50 |
| Standard | £5.50 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Exeter Galactic Glitter Ball (14 Dec 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 15:30 | - 17:00 |
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