Laurent Garnier LBS and Claude Von Stroke join the Circus this Easter

As Yousef's Circus bids farewell to The Masque and begins the next chapter in its story, new venue The Camp and Furnace picks up where Boxing Day left off, with a Bank Holiday Bonanza jam packed with Circus favourites and future stars.

In poll position we have the return of a project which first debuted at Circus in 2011, and a man tailor-made for the warehouse environment; Laurent Garnier and his LBS live show. Featuring the production talents of Benjamin Rippert and Scan X, the concept has blown away the electronic music world since its inception, with Garnier manning decks and machines whilst his cohorts drift in with extra samples and audio touches.

Their crew are joined by Claude Von Stroke, a man as ever completely at the top of his game. His recent ‘La fantome’ track has been on the cusp of every DJ’s lips (both Annie Mac and Pete Tong have been dropping it on their shows), an ethereal otherworldly tech house cut that features a haunting violin and the vocal talents of dOP singer Jaw. He’s also set to release the ‘Hatched’ compilation series shortly too, a selection of the choicest cuts from the Dirtybird imprint he has made one of the world’s most revered.

And of course Yousef is in attendance too, striding headlong into his new chapter with renewed focus. Recently returning from a tour around South America, he’s also been delivering a series of ten free downloads to celebrate each year Circus has chalked up, edits of Ian brown and Alan Braxe already igniting DJ sets and blogs across the globe. Another edit, his re-rub of Stevie V’s ‘Dirty Cash’, has also been one of the most talked about records of the year so far and emblematic of his ever developing and ever wide ranging production prowess.

Next up are two debuts, uber cool house maestro Lee Foss and NYC young ‘uns the Martinez Brothers.

Residents Lewis Boardman and Scott Lewis round things off.

Tickets for Circus Easter Sunday Warehouse Party are now available through Skiddle, priced at £16.

Photo: Tauph

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