OUR LAST DANCE OF 23 We have one last party left at the mothership Dalston Superstore before the year is out and on Nov 11th, well be sure to go out with a bang! And with a special 4am license, were giving you an hour extra for your pleasure. In the basement, our guest headliner is the London-based, northern-raised, crate digger KT the space.dust and SISU resident, renowned for her wizardry on the decks and sublime selections of rare 90s house, electro, trance, garage, breaks and everything in-between, we guarantee shell keep the basement pumping right til close. Warming up the lazerpit is the equally as eclectic and exciting Prague-born Ariane V The Common ground (fka Rhythm Sister) resident, is known for her exquisite selections, frequently drifting through the dreamlike and euphoric to the broken beat and acid pumpers, and sandwiched between the two is our very own fave genre-non-conforming resident Michelle Manetti, who completes the perfect trio, what more could you ask for? A floor of guilty pleasure did you say? Yeah OK we got that covered too! Opening the night is one of our faves and regulars Thempress, followed by a return of Karlie Marx, because she was so damn good at our Trans Pride party, we needed her back pronto! Then closing upstairs duo of Frachness residents Linzi Symons and Darren Skene on 2 duties with all your trash-tastic faves. For gogo duties, our firm faves, the fabulous Reenie is joined by Queer House Party royalty Taali, for ass-shakin sexy, sassy, stupendous bar-top antics. Entry is 8 b4 11pm / 10 after (for low salary income please contact us for discounted entry) With a small selection of 5 early bird tickets and a limited number of General Admission tickets for sale online - these allow you Q-jump and are valid for entry until 11pm only. Once these have sold out entry will be general admission tickets available on the door, on the night.
*We operate a zero tolerance policy*
Our event is aimed as a space for queer wxmn, Trans, NB, and they will be given priority. Allies and friends are welcome, providing they respect the space.
