Earlier this month, we brought you the news that Above & Beyond would headline the Saturday at SW4.
The guys behind the event have now announced Deadmau5, in what they are calling their ‘most anticipated booking’ of all time.
In these ‘Vegas’ days you could be forgiven for thinking that nightclubs were all created fresh and unique in the grounds of 5 star hotels.
However there are numerous clubs around the planet that started out as something quite different – things that you may not expect.
Here are 5 of our favourites club history tales
When Oval Space officially opened in 2012 it breathed new life into a struggling club scene which recently saw the closure of Cable and Ministry of Sound tussle with developers.
Michael Woods is no stranger to making his rounds on the club circuit. After the successful release of his Ctrl + Alt + Delete EP on Diffused Music and rumors of new tour on the horizon, Woods reveals to DJ Mag his top 5 clubs from New York to London and beyond.
Yesterday DJ Mag USA showcased the Above & Beyond unplugged live shows. Today the trance trio have announced that they will return to London this summer, for what they are calling their ‘biggest ever show’ in the capital.
Qube, a new basement club in London Victoria, is gearing up to launch.
Currently details are thin on the ground, but what we do now is that venue, situated next to Pacha London, aims to bring top deep house and techno DJs to West London.
Ever since the smoking ban, the UK's dancefloors ain't been so smokin' — for obvious reasons. It might be annoying when your entire group of mates (all three of 'em) flee the dancefloor for a fag just as you're reaching for your ultimate secret weapon — that super rare Kerri Chandler 12” that cost almost 40 quid on Discogs — but that certainly isn't more important than the need to protect people from unsolicited plumes of passive carcinogenic smoke.
YØU.R is a new club project from London based DJs Rik Parkinson and Rob Anderson with a mission to bring A-List DJ talent to small rooms with no entry charge.
The concept kicks off on December 14th, when James Zabiela will rock up to Dalston’s 200 capacity Alibi venue.
Despite its size, Alibi packs a meaty punch, coming equipped with a Void Acoustics sound system, for the Born Electric boss to exploit.
