Two of the biggest purveyors of hard dance in the country come together on Friday 27th December at Leeds' Beaver Works for a supreme rave up crammed with hard style honouraries.
Jimmy Coultas
Date published: 16th Dec 2013
Photograph: Alex Kidd | Credit: John A D Stables
Those that love their dance music hard, their trance harder, and their house at breakneck pace are in for a treat as the Festive Funny Farm gets underway. Setting up shop at Leeds' Beaver Works, four rooms of dance in all its hardest forms will be represented for ten whole hours of unrelenting, pulverising performances from the country's leading hard dance jocks.
Goodgreef Xtra Hard Arena @ Creamfields
Goodgreef curate room one, with Adrenalize, Kutski, Alex Kidd and Argy at the helm. Anyone who's seen these guys in action know that they take no prisoners in their pursuit of deploying the heaviest electronic music out there. Just check out Goodgreef's Xtra Hard Creamfields 2013 performance above.
Andy Whitby Live @ Tidy Weekender
Room two stars some of hard house's most valuable players courtesy of relentless party starters Rave On. The legendary Tidy Boys, bosses of the hugely influential Tidy Trax imprint take centre stage, alongside the much lauded, fan favourite Andy Whitby. There's then two pairs of exclusives, Andy Farley goes back to back with Ross Homson whilst Rob Tissera plays a very rare hard dance set.
Tissera also appears in room three with a set of Goodgreef classics primed for deployment. Sam Townsend digs into his Speed Garage collection, as Ben Stevens and Rob van Arden prepare for a full classic trance workout. Room four stars a full on Hardstlye party courtesy of hardstyle Legion. Those that can't get enough of the frenzied and fierce side of dance music need look no further this winter.
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