Fabric

Fabric has announced the full line-up for its 20th anniversary celebrations.

The London nightclub, which first opened its doors in 1999 and has since hosted 3,000 events, will run a two-month programme throughout October and November.

The opening weekend begins on Thursday the 3rd October, with a live performance from James Lavelle, who presents the UNKLE’s AI concept. He also curates Friday night's party, and will be joined by the likes of Laurent Garnier, Roni Size and Mantra. Craig Richards, KiNK (Live) and Midland are all slated to perform on the Saturday.

Fabric has announced 13 new residents for its 20th anniversary. 

Club stalwarts Terry Francis and Craig Richards will remain at the centre of the London venue, while a host of fresh names are being drafted in. 

Friday bi-weekly FABRICLIVE will welcome Cimm, Mark Dinimal, Fish & Sherry S alongside DJ Mag jungle favourite Mantra. Meanwhile Forms, the new in-house party that kick starts every other weekend, now comes with Jaden Thompson, Lindsey Matthews and Tommy Vercetti. 

A 60-hour rave is locked for Robert Johnson’s 20th anniversary celebrations. 

The legendary 250-capacity German venue in Offenbach, close to Frankfurt, is widely regarded as home to one of the world's finest soundsystems and boasts a relentlessly enviable diary of exceptional house and techno talent. 

No line-up has been confirmed as of yet, and there will be no pre-sale tickets available before doors open on Friday 28th June. The beats will stop on Monday 1st July. 

The history of club culture is to be chronicled and celebrated in a one-night-only exhibition at London nightclub fabric.

The show, cataloguing the social and political factors which shaped nightlife's counter-culture, is a collaboration between the iconic club, subculture history archivists OurHistory and vape company Logic, and will take place on April 25th.

Fabric have announced Ricardo Villalobos, Ben UFO, Marcel Dettmann and many more for spring 2019.

Striking a balance between fast-rising acts and bigger names, the London club will host seventeen stacked bills across January to March next year.

Kiasmos, Magda, Leon Vynehall, Joris Voorn and Seth Troxler are also among the first names announced. Check out the full current programme below.

If there were arguments as to whether the UK’s regional cities were undergoing an electronic renaissance then this month settles it. 

Burial and Kode9 have shared a new mix in support of their forthcoming FabricLive compilation.

Premiered on Mary Anne Hobbs' BBC 6 Music show on 19th September, it features tracks by the likes of Speedy J, SOPHIE, Jlin, DJ Hank, Fulltono and more. Stream the mix here.