Whats on in London Town....

Well Finally in the great London.. and its time to go out for a night...

Can anyone Recommend a good site similar to biggie in terms of the gig guide.. Looking for breaks, dnb, US Jackin House styles...

Defiantly checking out Fabric on the 30 Nov

Room One:
PLAYAZ...
DJ Hype
Pascal
Andy C
Artificial Intelligence
TC & Distorted Minds
Hazard
MCs: Fats, SP:MC, Jakes & AD

Room Two:
BUKEM IN SESSION...
LTJ Bukem
A Sides
Total Science
Furney
MC Conrad, Dynamite MC


Room Three:
The Freestylers
Ali B
Vandal
Sick Rick

Mate if you want a great dnb night, give Fabric a wide berth! It ain't the best on offer, in fact its pretty shit for the most part.

I thoroughly recommend this, on this SaturdayI am planning to attend)



Renegade in Brixton with the Valve System

breaks - there is often great gigs at Clockwork in Angel. Same goes for dnb too - it's a bit of a hotbed of wicked cheap proper nights.

oh - with regards to a "gig guide" for London - there isn't really a cohesive one that I know of, mainly because London has around 1,000 times the nightlife of New Zealand, so it would be hard to do.

Try picking up a copy of One Week To Live every week, checking ticketweb.co.uk for line-ups at certain venues, check out venue websites (Clockwork/Plastic People), dontstayin.com, and other forums.

yeah, second fabric being a bit crap.. worth checking it out once or twice, but never a great night.. the End is the best club in London (they have dnb nights there, and just about everything else worth listening to).

I'm doing a warehouse party on Dec 1st supporting Tim Sheridan... will be a good mix of house, minimal and techno

http://www.harderfaster.net/showevent.php3?db=live&eventid=e0e1673a3bfe14f770fca88201b2bb9e&view=expanded

Can get cheap tickets if you let me know you're keen

Dontstayin.com and harderfaster.net are the two I'm most familiar with.

Not really DnB , hehe

but at turnmills on the 30th of November is these guys
Damn good lineup IMHO


BT (live)
Jimmy Van M
John Quivver Graham
Micky Slim