Men’s Mental Health Gets A Weekend Boost With The Return Of Quality Nights Out

 
Huddersfield based Mr. Rave has been waiting for years to get it on behind the DJ decks since the lockdown forced everyone to stay at home. Everyone’s mental health suffered during this time and with the cost-of-living crisis the issue has gotten a lot worse for many. Men’s mental health is often overlooked, with the typical man perhaps being less vocal about his feelings and sometimes more protective of his vulnerability. Clearly, we are all only human and testosterone or not, the fact is life can be difficult for even the mightiest of warriors. If you’re more of an emotionally sensitive man things can be hard for other reasons. Rather than being taken seriously or respected for having inner feelings, the replies we receive can be cruel and heartless.
 
Mr. Rave is clearly a man of action because as soon as he was able to, he billed not one but two awesome nights out in his hometown to raise money for Andy’s Man Club. Giving money to charity is always healthy and right and so catching two birds with one stone by getting a premium evening on the town as well, it’s always win-win. This guy is doing what he can with the talents he has to provide a genuine response to a real-life issue that we can all relate to.
 
By blending modern and vintage sounds from the good old days of the rave, a double headline of Rave and Bassline fits snugly over the weekend through 25th-26th November. You can book tickets in advance or pay on the door. The events are being held at Bassment Studios in the city centre from 10-4 at night. The acts on offer over this party include Mr Rave himself and some keynote names from the local area and beyond. It’s going to be a brilliant night as the venue is highly experienced in this kind of outing and the professional acts have their performances nailed down over the years.
 
Are you going? Or are you going to do something similar where you live? 
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