A clubnight held at The Old Crown Courts on Saturday 8th October. The event starts at 22:00pm.
Take your place in the public gallery for the first Court Room Drama; a party that promises more tension than Eastenders, Judge Judy and Narcos combined.
The drama will play out across underground prison cell's and two wood-panelled rooms - each complete with judges’ benches, at the Old Crown Courts in Bridewell Island (former police station) Passing judgement and performing sentencing will be a hot line-up of DJ talent, all of which will be keen to see that proceedings take place in an orderly fashion.
Court Listing's:
Terry Francis - Fabric, London
DJ Food - Ninja Tune
Up, Bustle and Out - Dave Cridge DJ Set
Titan Sound - Jamaican Bass Movement
DJ Bunjy - DJ Set
Riddim Wize Soundsystem
Semi Peppered DJs with Yuki Ame (Live)
Parallel Dimensions DJs
Duvet Vous DJs
Plus More TBA
First up; Terry Francis, one of the pioneers of the UK tech-house scene, and an long-standing resident at London's institution Fabric. Terry won MUZIK Magazine’s “Best New DJ” award back in 1997, and has been at the forefront of the tech-house scene ever since.
In the court next door, sentencing will be issued by Ninja Tune’s longest serving producer, DJ Food aka Strictly Kev. He’s been a mainstay of the label’s brilliant Solid Steel show for two decades, creating some of the best mix-tapes of all time, and is guaranteed to incite a court-room riot with his party-minded fusion of dancefloor-friendly styles.
Alongside him in the dock will be Bristol’s own Dave Cridge, a Ninja Tune star in his days touring worldwide with Up, Bustle & Out during the 1990's and 2000's.
Across the course of the night, more criminally good DJs will be released from the holding cells to take their place. These include Bristol-based Jamaican Bass heavyweights Titan Sound, the bassbin-bothering Riddim Wize Soundsystem, police-dodging free party deep house crew Duvet Vous, Laid Blak’s DJ Bunjy, and the Semi-Peppered DJs. Assuming no plea bargain is agreed upon, there will also be a live set from Yuki Ame.
With more to be announced; the jury is definitely still out on this one.
Spaces on the public gallery are bound to go fast, so do yourself a favour and grab tickets while you can. After all, everybody wants their own day in court!
Tickets:
Student Discount - £6 FIXR
Early Birds - £8
Standard Release - £12
MOTD
Entry requirements:
The drama will play out across underground prison cell's and two wood-panelled rooms - each complete with judges’ benches, at the Old Crown Courts in Bridewell Island (former police station) Passing judgement and performing sentencing will be a hot line-up of DJ talent, all of which will be keen to see that proceedings take place in an orderly fashion.
Court Listing's:
Terry Francis - Fabric, London
DJ Food - Ninja Tune
Up, Bustle and Out - Dave Cridge DJ Set
Titan Sound - Jamaican Bass Movement
DJ Bunjy - DJ Set
Riddim Wize Soundsystem
Semi Peppered DJs with Yuki Ame (Live)
Parallel Dimensions DJs
Duvet Vous DJs
Plus More TBA
First up; Terry Francis, one of the pioneers of the UK tech-house scene, and an long-standing resident at London's institution Fabric. Terry won MUZIK Magazine’s “Best New DJ” award back in 1997, and has been at the forefront of the tech-house scene ever since.
In the court next door, sentencing will be issued by Ninja Tune’s longest serving producer, DJ Food aka Strictly Kev. He’s been a mainstay of the label’s brilliant Solid Steel show for two decades, creating some of the best mix-tapes of all time, and is guaranteed to incite a court-room riot with his party-minded fusion of dancefloor-friendly styles.
Alongside him in the dock will be Bristol’s own Dave Cridge, a Ninja Tune star in his days touring worldwide with Up, Bustle & Out during the 1990's and 2000's.
Across the course of the night, more criminally good DJs will be released from the holding cells to take their place. These include Bristol-based Jamaican Bass heavyweights Titan Sound, the bassbin-bothering Riddim Wize Soundsystem, police-dodging free party deep house crew Duvet Vous, Laid Blak’s DJ Bunjy, and the Semi-Peppered DJs. Assuming no plea bargain is agreed upon, there will also be a live set from Yuki Ame.
With more to be announced; the jury is definitely still out on this one.
Spaces on the public gallery are bound to go fast, so do yourself a favour and grab tickets while you can. After all, everybody wants their own day in court!
Tickets:
Student Discount - £6 FIXR
Early Birds - £8
Standard Release - £12
MOTD
Entry requirements: