Irvine: Male strippers set to send temperatures soaring at Buzz Bingo

Buzz Bingo in Townhead applied to North Ayrshire Council for an addition of adult entertainment to their licence as well as dance facilities and film nights.

This was to allow a one-off and probably once-yearly performance by the group, whose members have included Love Island cast members.

The applicants said at Monday’s Licensing Board meeting they were trying to diversify and broaden their entertainment as well as ensuring Buzz Bingo stayed in Irvine as it provided 30 jobs.

The Dreamboys

They were also facing competition from a  new bingo hall in Kilmarnock.

Applicants  likened the dance troupe to the Chippendales, who were major stars in the 90s. 

Councillor Jean McClung said she was concerned that if this was granted other forms of adult entertainment, including lap dancing, could end up being provided in the area.

Cllr Jean McClung

However the Board confirmed  they couldn’t refuse an application for adult entertainment as it was a lawful activity.

And under questioning from Councillor Donald L Reid the applicants said no children were allowed in the premises on the night and it was over-18s only.

There was also monitoring of noise on the premises on a regular basis.

The Board granted the Adult Entrainment Licence although the applicants were warned to continue to monitor the noise and keep the doors and windows shut.

Dreamboys have been entertaining millions of people around the world with their West-End choreography, charming personalities and a healthy dose of cheekiness.

They offer a two-hour show where  “you can let your hair down with your besties at the hottest show in town”.