Chinese Laundry Invites Bailey Ibbs [UK] + U-Khan [All Night Long]

'Chinese Laundry Invites' – A Dynamic Series Tailored to community-run events featuring local crew takeovers, record label showcases, and more exciting community-driven ideas

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Laundry [House / Broken Beats / Techno / Jungle]
U-KHAN [All Night Long]

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Cave [Techno / Breaks]

Bailey Ibbs [Night Service – UK]
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Bailey Ibbs
Bailey plays a crucial role in helping shape the landscape of contemporary techno and electronic music. Showcasing a visionary approach that seamlessly blends elements of techno, breaks, and rave music. Bailey plays a crucial role in helping shape the landscape of contemporary techno and electronic music. Spanning across all fields of DJing, producing, and curating with his own label Night Service, he showcases a visionary approach that seamlessly blends elements of techno, breaks, and rave music. Having dedicated years to exploring and experimenting with sound, Ibbs made his entrance into the Techno scene in 2022 with the release of his 'Volta EP', which garnered the attention of heavyweights such as DVS1, Ben Klock & Marron. Building on this success, Ibbs continued to make significant contributions for KiNK, Token, Frenzy, and SLAM. His presence has become solidified on the global circuit alongside another impressive release, 'Not Into It EP,' on Night Service in 2023. In 2024, Bailey has been unveiled as a resident at the iconic Tresor, poised to continue evolving and refining his distinctive sound. As a passionate follower of the music's history, Ibbs harbors no inclination for nostalgia. Instead, he has immersed himself in the legacy of techno, fully committed to propelling it into new and innovative territories.
U-Khan
Nergal Youkhana aka U-Khan isn’t here for the fame, the fluff, or the algorithms. He’s here for the music — the raw, sweat-soaked, gut-punch kind. House Music, atmospheric techno, jungle, warped bass — whatever that rattles the bones. He plays what he loves, and he plays it hard. Always has. For over 15 years, U-Khan — has been deep in the trenches of Australia’s underground. Not just spinning records, but building the walls around the dancefloor. As the creative force and booker behind places like Sub Club Melbourne and Chinese Laundry, he’s helped carve out a scene that doesn’t just follow trends — but creates space for their own to be set. He’s shared stages with the likes of Jeff Mills, Marcel Dettmann, Coco Bryce, Helena Hauff — heavyweights, misfits, legends. But ask him what matters, and he’ll tell you: community. Not the Instagram kind. The real kind. The sweaty, late-night, found-family kind. U-Khan doesn’t chase the spotlight — and in a world that’s quick to commodify culture, he’s still fighting to keep it human.