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A couple of years ago we thought Londons oldest and most loved nightclub; Fabric had closed its doors for the last time. But now, two years on, we’re looking forward to their nineteenth Birthday weekender!
Veteran residents Craig Richards and Terry Francis, being an intrinsic part of the club’s history, and like every one of their previous anniversary dates, will both be appearing across the weekend.
With 30 hours of non-stop music, from the 20th – 22nd October, the first wave of artists has just been released; Apollonia, Dan Ghenacia, Dax J, DVS1 (House Set & Techno Set), Dyed Soundorom, Jay Clarke, Joy Orbison, Saoirse, Shonky, Sonja Moonear, with much more still to be announced.
The French masters of groove; Apollonia. Dan Ghenacia, Dyed Soundorom and Shonky have brought a thrilling energy to Farringdon for a number of years and will perform both individually, and as a back-to-back trio.
One of the Perlon camp’s staple artists, Sonja Moonear will also be in tow to deliver a serving of high-grade minimalism. UK favourites Joy Orbison and Saoirse will both land, showcasing their refined and often wildly eclectic tastes.
DVS1 also prepares to play two sets, focussing on both the techno and lesser-heard house end of his collection.
Rounding off the tougher end of our musical spectrum, Dax J is set to bring his hard-hitting sound, alongside one of the club’s most regular guests, Jay Clarke.
You can register for presale tickets now; HERE
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That’s not all! There’s even more good news for Fabric, this coming autumnal season. Forms, Fabric’s newest Friday night venture has partnered with three huge promoters to bring together, both rising stars, and critically acclaimed artists.
Kicking off the season, in collaboration with Yousef’s Circus on Friday 7th September. The Circus boss is joined by New York legend Dennis Ferrer, with FLOW boss Franky Rizardo, as well as a live set from Matador. A string of up-and-coming talents also joins, with ANOTR, Nasser Baker and Cici bringing a serving of fresh house sounds.
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