On 25 April 2015, Phonic FM’s ‘Technically, It Was Awful’ programme, presented by Sonny Atticus-Styles, will be aim to raise funds for cancer charity Trekstock and Phonic FM by running live, non stop, for at least 24 hours.
The show will start at 12pm on Saturday 25 April.
Trekstock is a cancer charity that delivers vital support and information for young adults who have experienced cancer, empowering them to thrive through and beyond the challenges of a journey that doesn’t stop after treatment. Trekstock even has some awesome ambassadors such as Zane Lowe, Mark Ronson, Harry Styles and even myself.
Phonic FM, as you know support the arts (in the widest sense) in and around the Exeter area. In the seven years it has been on-air Phonic has already supported a vast array of artists, events and musical styles. Also provides an creative outlet for those that would else not have one.
The show will be dedicated to the greatly missed Phonic FM presenter Mark Patrick, who sadly lost his battle his cancer last year.
So, join Sonny Atticus-Styles and many a guest for at least 24 hours of live performances, competitions, music, and many a plea for donations. You can find the latest information on the ‘Technically, It Was Awful’ Twitter and Facebook pages, and if you wish to donate please do so on http://is.gd/24hours.
