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Saturday 24th September 2011
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Lost Dawn - 2nd Birthday Party
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On:
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Saturday 24th September 2011
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At:
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UKAI [map]
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From:
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10:00 - 04:00
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Cost:
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£7 Limited Adv / £10 Standard Price Ticket / Ticket Only
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Website:
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www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=215247208511292
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Ticket Info:
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A few Early bird tickets at £7 - this will be a ticket only event
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Buy Online:
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Click here to buy tickets
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More:
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Despite some dark times in club land, Lost Dawn has emerged from a 2 year programme of dance and arts intact as one of London most upcoming and creative club nights. To celebrate our 2ndBirthday Party we will be at a secret location, one not used before the clubbing experience, in the heart of London with unique décor, a blend of live bands and DJ’s plus interactive art, magic, sushi and much more. This limited ticket only will celebrate the underground and the good vibes the Lost Dawn crew have developed.
The venue we have chosen is UKAI in the heart of Soho. We will have sushi on arrival for guest and cocktails plus the downstairs room plays host to our Arts programme. Whilst the upstairs dance floor becomes a unique club with an amazing video visual and décor show.
DANCE
On the platters that matter we have guest DJ’s STU COX and Lucy Stone AKA BAM BO TANG. Stu not only has travelled extensively in his DJ career but has played for mega clubs such as Goodgreef, Godskitchen, Galley and Slinky. His sound of breaks, techno, trance and house have destroyed dance floors for the best part of the last decade and his music productions have had wide acclaim from the likes of Ferry Corsten and John Askew.
Lucy Stone has headlined ‘Pacha’ with her combination of glam-electro, white-label house and retro classics giving her clubbers a mixed bag of tunes. Recently installed as Hed Kandi resident in Ibiza, if you haven’t seen her before at one of the many super clubs on the face of the planet – here’s you chance to get up close and personal with the current world diva of the decks.
Our resident DJ’s will also be in full effect with Tom Gallagher, Adam Symbiosis and Craig Gunn joined at the helm by new resident for 2011 Leigh Cuvelier aka Miss C.
ARTS
This once more will be an eclectic mix of performers including some live acoustic music from the following acts:
The Tangerine Fields Collective spawned from the tent hire company of the same name. Expect a celebratory crowd as they round of an entire season of festivals with a choice of covers inspired by the main stages of places like Glastonbury! www.tangerinefields.co.uk
Back for a second year, The Lugosi will be charming us with dreamy melodic acoustic numbers of their own plus some cool covers for crowd sing-alongs.
With some singles already released and playing gigs the world over and soon with Blur’s man Alex James we welcome Vadoinmessico for an acoustic session with their anti-folk, alternative, psychedelic rock sound. www.myspace.com/vadoinmessico
DJ support playing a range of ambient, deep and dubby music keeping the vibe chilled and laid back comes from laptop warriors Casey Lee Jones and Stuart Bowdich
We will also have repeat offenders Sam Cookney doing Magic, Kate from Heilsa with some Reflexology and we welcome Leslie Seaside bringing her toolbox for live body arts
Plus free sushi, juggling, special treats, games, origami and other live art all curated by Ellie Hawkins
THIS WILL BE A TICKET ONLY EVENT – check out www.facebook.com/lostdawn
www.lostdawn.co.uk
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Flyer:
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Region:
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London
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Music:
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Trance. House. Prog House. Tribal House. Electro House. Tech House. Breaks. Club Classics. Electro. Disco. Chillout / Leftfield.
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DJ's:
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Bam Bo Tang
Stu Cox
Craig Gunn
Adam Symbiosis
miss c
Tom Gallagher
Casey Lee Jones
Stuart Bowditch
Live:
The Tangerine Fields Collective
The Lugosi
Vadoinmessico
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