Frank Lloyd Wleft's 4th July Party

**Frank Lloyd Wleft and his Orchestra** are back with their annual **Fall of America 4th July Party**! For one night only, Paper Dress will be made over in the cankered kitsch of the red, white and blue: cheap bunting and sagging flags.

Come and toast the crumbling of *‘the last best hope of Earth’* with Wleft’s country-punk rewriting of the fraught romance of Americana… shot on iPhone.

For this year's edition, they will be celebrating the release of new album *‘The Actual Kids in Actual America’*.

Support comes from **Nunhead Elvis**, **Herman’s Military Antiques** and **Gem Stark**. Dress code: red, white and blue.

**NUNHEAD ELVIS**

While most Elvis tributes focus solely on the vocal, **Nunhead Elvis** transmits the very aura of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Anyone who caught his set at last year’s 4th July knows this is a must-see.

**HERMAN'S MILITARY ANTIQUES**

An eclectic joy, their setup augmented by steel pan and trumpet. They’re back at Paper Dress after an outstanding set opening for Daffodils back in March.

**GEM START**

A supposed folk singer transposed from Macclesfield to South-East London. Too restless for the country but too lackadaisical for the city, her tendencies are meaningful to anyone that has cried to the hum of a PAT-failed lamp in a second-hand bookshop.

Presented by Frank Lloyd Wleft.

This is an 18+ event