Shakavara and Flying Present Remember Us?

Two of the best and messiest parties in London's clubbing history return on Saturday 18^h July, when shakavara and flying present Remember Us? at Area in Vauxhall, SE1. And they're taking it back to the old school with what has to be the biggest line up london has seen in years!!!...People already hailing it as the party of the summer of 09 , Ibiza legend ALFREDO and house legend Danny Rampling take centre stage along with a who's who of dance music Justin Robertson, Steve Proctor, Terry farley, Jo Mills, Brandon Block, Nicky Holloway, Jon (Pleased Wimmin), Seb Fontaine, Nicky Holloway, Roy the Roach, John Kelly, Al Mackenzie(d:ream), James Parker, Keith Matthew, John Warren, Mark Rushton and Lawrence Daniels will be playing over 3 arenas.... Carnage is inevitable…... this event is guaranteed to be a road block...our advice is if you haven't already got your tickets then make sure you get them asap otherwise you might be one of the unfortunate ones left outside in the hot summer night!!!!...you have been warned.

Flying started life in 1989 on a Monday night at the Queens Club in Colnbrook, Slough, which shows you that all clublife didn't start in central London. However, this particular night did end up there, when it moved to the Soho Theatre club, where residents Brandon Block and Dean Thatcher and promoter Charlie Chester (more recently of DC10 infamy) went on to change the face of clubland forever, by getting DJs from around the country down to London for gigs; like Justin Robertson from Manchester's Most Excellent bash and Stuart McMillan from Glasgow crew Slam, as well as starting off the phenomenon of club tours with the infamous Ibiza90 tour, which took 500 clubbers to a little place called Ibiza for the first time. Channel 4's A Short Film About Chilling captured the unique vibes of that epic adventure perfectly…

Shakavara dates back to 1992, when its founder James Parker celebrated his birthday with a party that quickly surpassed the usual anniversary antics to encompass excellent house music in various secret locations, acting as forerunner to the style with which Mulletover etc now do things. Steve Proctor from post-Shoom Fitness Centre party Promised Land was a resident, and they celebrated their first birthday in a warehouse on Curtain Road in Shoreditch - another forerunner of things to come for clubland as a whole 

 

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