10PM - 6AM
Trouble Vision Bank Holiday Blowout
April 30th
1000 - 0600
£5 / £8 / £10 / £12
TROUBLE VISION returns to launch Toddla T & Raf Daddy’s new label GIRLS MUSIC and we’ll be seeing in the summer with every style of music their label will undoubtedly go on to represent.
And who better to headline such an event than the queen of Urban uk music - MS. Dynamite. Having won the Mercury Music Award back in 2002, MS Dynamite has been taking time off to raise a family but 2010 has already seen her return with a vengeance. With a top 40 hit in collaboration with past Trouble Vision guest DJ Zinc and plenty more in the pipeline, 2010 is all set to be the year of her great comeback!
Co-headlining Room 1 are Girls Music label bosses Toddla T and 2 Bears. Over the last year Toddla T has become a true ambassador of UK bass music. His ‘In New DJs We Trust’ Radio 1 slot has established him as the darling of the BBC and he frequently covers the shows of Mary Anne Hobbs, Ras Kwame and Kissy Sellout when he’s not touring the length and breadth of Europe and beyond.
2 Bears is the side project of the insanely busy Joe Goddard (of Hot Chip fame) and Hot Chip tour DJ and general musical maestro Raf Daddy. Taking time off from touring their critically acclaimed album tour, their insatiable mashed up brand of house music is guaranteed to keep the crowd bumping until the early hours.
Further support in room 1 comes from the UK garage legend Sticky with the unavoidably hyped Lady Chann on mic duties. Seiji, of Bugz In The Attic fame (and a man whose DJ sets Annie Mac has described as the best she’d seen this year,) and Pipes, the beat peddler from Sheffield round things off with residents on standby.
In Room 2 we will be going in a deeper direction, focusing on dub-infused techno, future-garage, drum & bass and funky. Jamie XX will be taking time off his inevitably busy tour schedule to spin one of his phenomenally impressive club sets. Expect anything from garage to Detroit techno via R’n’B.
In support comes the hugely anticipated Deadboy, whose forthcoming EP on the Glaswegian label Numbers is causing quite a stir with the likes of Geeneus, Zinc and many more.
Further support comes from the hotly tipped Londoners Dark Sky, and the infectious deep techno stylings of Phonica’s most recent signing Midland.
Throw in the ever-popular Silent Disco with a whole host of heavily over qualified/good time DJs, some limited edition Trouble Vision t-shirts, and you have the makings of an epic party to start the year, and, if you're quick, you can grab early bird tickets starting at just £5!
10PM - 5AM
