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Lock N Load Events present All Gone Pete Tong - 2012/01/27 15:18
Lock N Load Events present
All Gone Pete Tong
Saturday 25th February 2012
Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London, EC2A 3PQ
http://www.allgonepetetong.com
http://www.villageunderground.co.uk
Pete Tong
Eats Everything (Dirtybird)
Bill Patrick (Supplement Facts)
Blond:ish (Kompakt / Noir)
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Hosted at Village Underground - one of East London’s premiere warehouse spaces, All Gone Pete Tong will present an intimate evening of cutting edge underground electronic music on Saturday 25th February. Representing a revolutionary chapter in Pete’s illustrious career, All Gone Pete Tong makes its long awaited debut in the Capital, following a dream inaugural season at Pacha Ibiza. Now via a sold out party at Bristol's Motion in November, it's London's turn for a taste.
Tong is the world’s undisputed ambassador for electronic dance music, and true to form he has selected a line-up that's in keeping with his insatiable appetite for the freshest talent.
Eats Everything certainly fits the brief! The rise and rise of Eats over recent months has seen a plethora of impressive releases, most notably ‘Entrance Song’, and his Essential Mix on Radio 1 in November was deservedly nominated for the coveted ‘Essential Mix of The Year.’ Signed to Claude Von Stroke’s acclaimed Dirtybird label, and affirming his status as one of THE breakthrough acts of 2011, his chunky full on basslines are now a mainstay in the likes of Jamie Jones and Maya Jane Coles’ record boxes. Voted ‘Best New Producer’ in the DJ Mag ‘Best Of British’ awards, Eats Everything is guaranteed to leave you hungry for more.
Next up Bill Patrick, A&R manager for Guy Gerber's ‘Supplement Facts’ imprint which has revitalised the electronic scene. Known for a trippy take on affairs, this unsung hero boasts Seth Troxler’s esteemed Visionquest collective amongst his biggest fans. Having the vision not to adopt the status quo, Bill utilises both analogue and digital – a rare skill in today’s technological age. Combining tech house bleeps, pulsating techno riffs and psychedelic undertones equates to a magical experience. With previous gigs at DC10 and Fabric regarded as stuff of legend, it’s no wonder Bill has amassed a dedicated global following.
Last but not least the savvy pairing Blond:Ish. Refusing to be pigeon holed by any genre, this duo posses a raw technical ability and infectious exuberance. Expect a musical prophecy that’s guaranteed to shake Shoreditch to the core. Spring loaded basslines infused with deviant synths, haunting vocals and dreamy percussion. A recent sell-out tour of North America and Canada, and upcoming releases on Kompakt, Noir & Get Physical, proves this eclectic outlook is high in demand. And as those who witnessed their phenomenal set at last year's Burning Man with testify, Blond:ish know how to rock a party.
Not forgetting Pete Tong himself. Last year saw just two exclusive London shows from Pete, a main stage outing at South West Four in front of thousands of devotees was followed by a rocking headline slot at Alexandra Palace’s showpiece Together Winter Music Festival. All Gone Pete Tong, the first date of a soon to be announced national tour to support a forthcoming compilation (with a very special guest also to be announced soon), will be a rare London opportunity to see Pete doing what he does best - playing the finest underground electronic music and promises to be an intense new chapter to East London’s rich clubbing history.
This Event is about to be sold out. Last batch of tickets remaining! Don't miss your chance so head over now to http://www.ticketweb.co.uk to grab your ticket!
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Post edited by: AlexOD, at: 2012/02/07 15:17
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