Die Nachricht :

Paul Van Dyk: Paul Oakenfold: Pete Tong + More

In Kürze: @ Nation.

Vollständig: As the recovery period from Xmas and New Year overload comes to a close and the thought of more excesses is enough to curdle your swelled gut after too much turkey

Mulled wine and ransacked selection boxes, the realisation that you can’t fit into your jeans hits you hard, so there is but one way to get yourselves trim again, get back on that dancefloor! Off the back of another sell out Boxing Night show Cream are pleased to announce their first home gig of the year at Nation in Liverpool on Easter Sunday 2007!

The world's Number 1 DJ and Cream Ibiza legend Paul van Dyk returns after a 2 year hiatus, having conquered Ibiza and the Courtyard, Paul moves across to the Main Room for the first time ever, allowing more of his die-hard fans to witness the irrepressible German uber-jock at work as he continues to tour the world and hit club capacity status. Another coup is the return of Liverpool’s prodigal son Paul Oakenfold! Many thought it would never happen but Cream have managed to persuade their former resident to return to the hallowed decks of the Courtyard. Synonymous with the world famous club, his residency became the stuff of legend, a legend that is still talked about today. Together they created one of the most exciting dancefloors in the world, carving a magical moment that has gone down in club culture history. Another superstar DJ returning is the voice of the dance music generation, Radio 1’s Pete Tong. Needing little introduction, this will be Pete’s first time back at Cream since his unbeatable set at Cream’s 12th Birthday in 2004.

Adding to this already mind blowing line up is Mark Knight and Sebastian Leger, who over the past few years have forged themselves reputations as two of the leading house producers on the planet with fans ranging from Deep Dish to Roger Sanchez to Carl Cox, these two are true ‘leaders of the new skool’ and if electro’s your bag, then this is where you’ll be. Joining them is Wally Lopez, one of the men responsible for the recent surge in the Spanish house scene, add Cream Resident Gareth Wyn, Goodgreef Resident Adam Sheridan, Andy Mac, Lee Ellis and Anthony Probyn into the mix and you have a truly unique, eclectic and extraordinary array of musical talent. Hosting only three gem ridden events at their spiritual home of Nation this year (whilst conquering the world with Creamfields) they still manage to deliver the best line ups in the world. .

Dieser Nachricht wurde am 01.02.2007 durch Grég publiziert.

Die Links dazu :

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