Hey Folks,
Well, if like us you had a pretty hectic August Bank Holiday, you may be thinking about taking it a little easy this coming weekend, but as they say, "there is no rest for the wicked" and there are enough reasons to be just that, so here are our recommendations to buck the resting trend.
First up and starting the weekend early (well it is the new Friday!) is new club Bordello this Thursday night (3rd September) at The Den (formerly The End) a new polysexual night spread across two rooms. This new night is brought to you by the influences of two of the scene's biggest promotion names, Patrick Lilley and Steve Elliot who will be hosting the launch night. Spread across two rooms, the main space having a distinct Latino flavoured music direction intermixed with upbeat dance house tunes, courtesy of D.J's Alessandro, Gonzalo Rivas & Miss Mis-White, while the second room will be very much in the style of rnb but with an old skool hip hop twist delivered by the likes of Jeffrey Hinton, Big John, & Jose Luis (La Bomba) & Team Work doing their magic, added to a special VIP area hosted by Terry Lynch & Queen Shiva. Bordello runs from 11p.m. through till v late & its free entry before 1 a.m. with a flyer or wristband or £6 thereafter.
Next up is the return of Megawoof, who have moved, yes moved to a new home across Vauxhall at Hidden. With the plan to bring back a more intimate and raunchy feel, the team reckon Hidden has all the right ingredients to deliver and point them in a new direction, with three similar sized rooms of music abtly named the Red Room, where Daz Saund, Sugarbear & Tim McClone will play out uplifting & commercial house, the Black Room, where Diddy, David Eph & Megastar Pagano will serve up deep & progressive house (yum yum!) whilst the Blue Room will have a much funkier and chilled feel in the hands of Oss & Massimo. And with the benefit of a proper play room as well as a much better outside area to chill, we think, like Matinee's move to Cable, Megawoof & Hidden will become a match made in heaven. The night is labelled "Reboot" with doors opening at 10.30 p.m. and the club running through till 6 a.m. Entrance is £10 for members, £13 for guests, otherwise £14, and for details of how to become a member go to http://megawoof.com
Our last choice goes to Decandence, which swings into action for its monthly (well has had a two month summer holiday break) refined T-dance styled soiree at the posh No 5 members club on Cavendish Square in central London. This is definately a club night with a difference as dining and socialising mix neatly with dancing and who could resist with Mark Bambach & Andrew Elmore supplying the music with the added elegance of a touch of Versailles around, with beautiful boys in powdered wigs. Over in the restaurant, your host, singing sensation Rebecca Kelly, will definately get you in the mood to party and we are told there are still a limited number of tables you can book by e-mailing at thesecretsociety@live.co.uk Running from 5 p.m. until 2 a.m., the bar swings into action at 5 p.m. the restaurant at 6 p.m. & the club at 8 p.m., so you can even get up foor work the following day!! Entrance to Decadence VII is just £10 and such is the oppulence of the evning they even have overnight stays on offer.
So you see, three great reasons for you to be out and about this weekend and ofcourse other favourites Lo-Profile and Barcode's Soho & Vauxhall will be lining up some great D.J.'s, with Area's Onyx an option & especially Beyond being good choice after the meyhem of its Bank Holiday party which was rammed. Check the popular press for more details of these.
As for us, well we suspect the temptational treat of Hi-Fi Sean on the decks at Industri (at Barcode Vauxhall) this Thurs will be too much to resist, with a trip to Bordello at the den aftewards and we may well check out the new look Megawoof on Saturday which sounds like being one hell of a party. If you see us out, come say hi and as we always say....Go There! Be There!
xDM
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