Twin Peaks announce London party in aid of Frightened Rabbit's Tiny Changes charity

The band released their new album Lookout Low last month, and have today revealed they'll be hosting a party in London next week.

Twin Peaks will host the event in association with Tiny Changes and Goose Island Beer Co at Shoreditch's The Goose Island Brewpub.

Speaking about the event, the band says, "When our longtime friends at Goose Island offered to throw a party in London to celebrate the release Lookout Low, we knew we also wanted the event to benefit and raise awareness for an important cause. We’ve partnered with Tiny Changes, the charity founded in memory of Scott Hutchison (of Frightened Rabbit) by his family - his life and art had such a positive, outsized impact on people we hold dear in our community and beyond. Mental health is an issue that affects everyone at some point in life; the support, advocacy and research the organization is funding is vital for young people, and we’re grateful to everyone who will be part of this event for contributing to the effort to make tiny changes. Join us!"

Alongside Twin Peaks, Shame, So Young Magazine, and Simon (End of the Road) will be DJ'ing on the night.

The event will take donations on the door, as well as hosting a silent auction, which will see a Goose Island 312 guitar signed by Twin Peaks, a Twin Peaks Lookout Low prize pack, and more up for grabs.

Goose Island will be donating profits from the sale of their Shady Character beer to Tiny Changes, and Twin Peaks' label Communion Records will be matching the amount raised on the night.

Frightened Rabbit launched the Tiny Changes charity in May, one year on from Scott Hutchison's death. The charity name is inspired by the lyrics of Frightened Rabbit's "Head Rolls Off": "While I’m alive, I’ll make tiny changes to Earth."