Don't Miss Out: The Big Guitar-In Fundraiser Set to Break Records!

The Big Guitar-In Fundraiser is returning for its fifth edition on December 11, 2025, aiming to deliver an unforgettable night filled with music and community spirit. This year's event is not just about celebration; it serves a critical purpose: raising funds to sustain The Florrie's Free Community classes, which provide essential resources and support for local residents.

A Monumental Gathering of Talent

The fundraiser will take place at Mountford Hall in Liverpool, a venue renowned for hosting legendary acts like Queen and The Who. This year, they aim to break a record by having 603 guitarists strumming in unison, surpassing last year's impressive turnout of 602. This ambitious target showcases not only the love for music but also the community's commitment to supporting each other during challenging times.

Empowering Local Communities

The Florrie's Community Classes are crucial for fostering connections and enhancing skills among local residents. These classes help combat social isolation and build friendships, creating a supportive environment for individuals from all walks of life. As The Florrie faces increasing operational challenges, the funds raised from this event are more vital than ever.

Spotlight on Emerging Talent

This year's lineup shines a light on Liverpool's burgeoning musical talent. Rising stars like Ellis Murphy and Louis Gibney will take the stage alongside well-loved local acts such as Space and Crowded Scouse. The night promises a celebration of Liverpool's rich musical heritage, featuring performances of iconic songs from legendary artists, ensuring an electrifying atmosphere for all attendees.

Join the Movement

The Big Guitar-In Fundraiser encourages participation from both seasoned musicians and novices alike. With chord sheets readily available on The Florrie website, aspiring guitarists can join in the fun, strengthening the community bond through music. Tickets are already on sale and are selling fast, emphasizing the event's popularity and the collective eagerness to participate.

For those unable to attend but wishing to contribute, donations can be made online to support The Florrie's essential community programs. This event not only highlights the power of music but also reflects the incredible strength of community solidarity, making it a must-attend gathering for both participants and supporters.