Destination House

### **Destination House: A Legacy of House Music Excellence

** **Established in 2000**, **Destination House** quickly became a staple in London’s house music scene, known for curating some of the most electrifying events in the city. With a deep-rooted passion for house music, the brand brought together some of the biggest names in the industry, delivering unforgettable nights filled with deep, soulful, and classic house sounds. 

 From legendary venues like **Club Colosseum (SW8, Vauxhall)** to **Scala (King’s Cross)** and **Oval Space (Shoreditch)**, Destination House attracted thousands of dedicated ravers, consistently hosting packed-out events with multiple arenas, live performances, and an all-star DJ lineup. --- ### 

**A History of Unforgettable Events** 

 One of the most iconic Destination House events took place on **Saturday, 23rd March 2013**, at **Colosseum, Vauxhall**. The **Spring Edition** event saw over **1,200 partygoers** in attendance, dancing to a lineup featuring **DJ Pioneer (Kiss FM), Sy Sez (Soul Heaven), Jamie Trench (Viva Records), Booker T (Kings of Soul), and Matt Jam Lamont**—all spinning the best in **deep, minimal, tribal, and tech house**. 

 Another landmark event was the **Tenth Year Anniversary Party** on **Saturday, 1st June 2019**, held at **Oval Space, Shoreditch**. This special edition—**also celebrating Mikey Blue’s birthday and featuring a Taurus & Gemini theme**—saw an all-star lineup delivering the best in **deep, tribal, minimal, soulful, sexy house, and old skool**.

 DJs included: **Pioneer (Kiss FM), Supa D, Wigman, Carlos Aries, Deejay S (House of Silk), DJ MA1 (Old Skool Set), Fingaprint, Andy M, Sef Combo, Soraya & more.** 

 Hosted by **Creed & Gemini**, the event featured **house dancers, multiple CD giveaways, horns & whistles**, and a vibrant crowd, proving once again why Destination House was a powerhouse in the London clubbing scene. 

 --- ### **The Impact and Legacy** With events spanning over a decade, Destination House played a key role in shaping the London house music scene, bridging the gap between old-school house lovers and new generations of ravers. Their parties were more than just club nights—they were **a movement, a celebration of house music in its purest form**. 

 Even years later, Destination House remains a memorable name among UK clubbers, with its influence still felt in London’s underground and mainstream house music scene.