Rave to Remember

In January 2025, Heather Scowby passed away from an aggressive form of cancer. She was only in her 30s and her loss at such a tender age shocked everyone who knew her. She was widely known to many in the trance music community and loved nothing better than raving to her favourite artist, Bryan Kearney. 

Along with Neil Woodley, another popular member of the community who was taken from us prematurely in January 2024*, a few trance DJs decided to hold a rave in memory of Heather and Neil, with all profits being donated to the hospice that looked after Heather in her final weeks, and Macmillan cancer support.  

Sadly, many in the community have lost friends or loved ones to cancer, whoever you are remembering, this event is designed as an opportunity to dance the day away to some great Trance DJ’s and rave to remember them. We know it is exactly how Heather and Neil would want to be remembered.  

If you're in town for A State of Trance London, why not join us for a rave the day before. See some friends, enjoy some great trance tunes and warm-up for dancing away at ASOT London on Sunday. All profits go to the named charities, so you’ll be raving for a great cause. 

For this special one-off event, we are delighted to announce our headliner Darren Porter, supported by some well-known local DJ's that loved Heather and Neil. 

Lineup: 

Darren Porter
Lewis Duggleby and Missy Bebbo present Euphoric Relay
JD Love
C6
Bald Paul
Coop & Jones

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If you or a loved one has recently received a cancer diagnosis, please reach out to Macmillan on 0300 1000 200. They have many great resources available to support you in this time of need.

*Neil sadly took his own life, for this event we have chosen to support cancer charities due to the recency of Heathers' passing, however, if you are feeling alone or suffering from depression, please know you are not alone, Mind have experts available to help you on 0300 102 1234. There is also the National Suicide Prevention Helpline on 0800 587 0800 and Samaritans can be reached on 116 123. Additionally, there are many other great mental health charities and local resources available.