Fabriclive w/ Digital Soundboy Soundsystem, Ed Rush & Icicle
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Scratch Perverts + Mumdance + Ed Rush + Icicle + Ikonika + Kasra + Dismantle + Digital Soundboy Soundsystem + Enei
Friday, 11 May
Fabric, 67-77A Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, EC1M 6HJ
How Much:
£16.00 (Entry)
, £15.00 (Advanced Tickets)
, £10.00 (Members)
, £10.00 (NUS)
Most awesome regular club night in London goes hands down to Fabriclive, the urban, eclectic, cutting edge Friday nighter at the biggest club in town. There are no residents, just a string of the very best fresh and old skool performers in DnB, breaks, hip hop and minimal dance music. From Adam F and Grooverider keeping jungle alive and kicking, to the soulful urban flavours of Joe Ransom via masterclasses in hip hop every weekend from the likes of Switch, the Scratch Perverts and DJ Yoda - this club really kicks it for the freshest sounds on the underground scene.
Despite an international reputation and crowds of thousands every week, the freshness and attention to detail in every Fabriclive promotion remains second to none.
Despite an international reputation and crowds of thousands every week, the freshness and attention to detail in every Fabriclive promotion remains second to none.
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