Fabric

Fabric has announced it will officially reopen on Friday 6th January with a weekend of celebrations that has "family very much at its core".

Kicking off with a special FABRICLIVE event on the Friday featuring " a host of unannounced special guests from our history and our future", the reopening party continues on Saturday 7th January with residents Craig Richards and Terry Francis, plus more secret acts.

Rounding off the weekend, Sunday hosts Wetyourself return on 8th January with Jacob Husley and Peter Pixzel and guests.

fabric has revealed that tickets to its reopening weekend are to go on sale at midday this Friday, 2nd December.

The Farringdon venue still hasn’t revealed the date of its reopening weekend, with the Twitter post that announced the ticket date this evening (Wednesday 30th November) simply stating “coming soon”. You can see the full tweet below.

Despite the fact no date has been set, it would seem details around fabric’s reopening will be revealed when tickets go on sale on Friday.

Following the news fabric will reopen, the famous nightclub is in the process of hiring new staff to join their team.

According to the club's website, they're looking for "reliable and enthusiastic people to join our team working in the club on weekends."

The night-spot is looking for bartenders, barbacks, floor attendants and cloakroom minders to join the crew. You can apply by heading to their blog. 

fabric has issued its first transparency statement since striking a deal that allows the club to reopen with the Metropolitan Police and Islington council at Highbury Magistrates Court on Monday 21st November.

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, says he is "delighted" that renowned nightclub Fabric will reopen following a agreement reached between the venue, Metropolitan police and local council.

Yesterday Khan tweeted about the decision, calling it "fantastic news" and thanking Islington for finding a compromise.

Fantastic news. Confirmed that Fabric has reached a new agreement with Islington Council and will reopen. Thank you Islington.

fabric nightclub is set to reopen after a deal was struck with the Metropolitan Police and Islington council at Highbury Magistrates Court this afternoon (Monday 21st November).

It emerged last week that fabric was at advanced stages of talks with Islington Town Hall, aimed at agreeing licensing conditions that would allow the club to reopen.

The agreement was rubber-stamped today, although a date for reopening has not currently been set.

Fabric are reportedly at advanced stages of talks with Islington Town Hall aimed at agreeing licensing conditions that would allow the club to reopen.

A deal is said to be possible ahead of fabric’s appeal hearing, which is currently set for Monday 28th November, if lawyers for both parties can get a judge to rubber-stamp the licensing agreement, according to Islington Tribune.

NYC, are you ready to party with one of the most notable resident DJs from London’s world-famous club, fabric, this Thanksgiving weekend? 

On Friday, 25th of November, Craig Richards will perform at Brooklyn’s House of Yes in promotion of fabric’s #saveourculture campaign. In an effort to raise awareness among NYC clubbers — since the recent decision by the Islington Council to revoke fabric’s license — House of Yes and The Selectors have joined fabric’s #saveourculture. 

fabric nightclub has submitted evidence to court ahead of its licence appeal hearing, which is set to take place on Friday 28th November at Highbury Magistrates Court.

Nina Kraviz is the next superstar selector to turn in a mix for fabric's renowned compilation series — she'll be taking the reins on the club's upcoming 'fabric 91' mix.

Tipped to include a bunch of unreleased music from the Siberian producer, the mix will also feature previously unheard tunes from Aphex Twin’s AFX moniker, Pete Namlook and Swedish producer, Frak. 

“This mix is of course where I am as a DJ and record collector, but it’s also where I am as a listener and it’s what makes me groove at the moment,” says Kraviz of the mix.