fabriclondon

More info & tickets at http://www.fabriclondon.com About fabric London
The Building And Area
fabric is found at 77a Charterhouse Street, London EC1.
It occupies the renovated space of the Metropolitan Cold Stores. Smithfield Meat Market stands and operates from a site directly opposite and is the last of Londons great markets. The areas construction took place in Victorian times alongside nearby landmarks Holborn Viaduct and Fleet Valley Bridge. These projects swept away much of the villainous subculture of Victorian London, captured forever by Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist. Post-World War II, whole communities migrated from the area to satellite towns. A vacuum was left, buildings became solely used for commercial purposes and Smithfield lay deserted at weekends. In the fashion of the nearby Barbican Centre (for the study of The Arts), fabric has been acknowledged as a central component to the revitalisation of the area, which can now offer itself as one of Londons best instances of 24-hour culture. The Club
fabric opened in October 1999 after years of planning. It has three spaces, two of which feature stages for live acts. The rooms house Europes first bass-loaded bodysonic dancefloor, 3 soundsystems and 5 bars over two levels and a total area of 25,000 square feet. Saturdays
Saturday nights' playlists consistently forge a path for new sounds and talent. Lose yourself in the freshest house, techno and electro sounds from forward thinking underground DJs and cutting edge live acts. Resident DJs: Craig Richards and Terry Francis. Regular Nights: Wiggle, The Nothing Special, Aus Music
"fabric’s Saturday night is highly unpredictable and utterly compelling." – The Guardian
Fridays
Bass-driven dance music has a home at FABRICLIVE. From drum & bass, grime and dubstep to UKG, bassline, funky and everything in between; this is where the freshest sounds, the greatest DJs and most passionate crowds come together under one roof. You’ll find FABRICLIVE at fabric on the last Friday of the month with extra dates and Bank Holiday Specials dropping throughout the year. Regular Guests: Alix Perez, Annix, Barely Legal, Calyx & TeeBee, Chase & Status, Congo Natty, David Rodigan, DBridge, Dillinja, DJ Hype, DubPhizix & Strategy, Elijah & Skilliam, Erol Alkan, Fabio, Friction, Goldie, Groove Armada, Hatcha, Hazard, High Contrast, Jackmaster, JME, Kasra, Kode9, Loadstar, Loefah, LTJ Bukem, Logan Sama, Marcus Intalex, Marky, My Nu Leng, Netsky, Newham Generals, Plastician, P Money, Redlight, Rockwell, S.P.Y, Scratch Perverts, Simian Mobile Disco, Skepta, Skream, SubFocus, Tom Shorterz & many more.
“For excitement and thrills, no other night touches this one. FABRICLIVE just keeps on cutting it.” – Evening Standard
Sundays
WetYourSelf! are the Sunday night residents, founded by Cormac, Peter Pixhel and Jacob Husley the DJ crew showcase their love of minimal techno inviting local and international talents to join in on the party.
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