

Metalheadz comes to Joshua Brooks on Friday 4 December. One of the most important names in drum and bass takes over the newly refurbished basement under the arches on Princess Street. 10pm till 4am.
Metalheadz was founded in 1994 by Goldie alongside Kemistry & Storm, and it has shaped the sound of drum and bass ever since. The label opened its account with a double A-side twinning Doc Scott's V.I.P. Drumz with Goldie's V.I.P. Riders Ghost.
In 1995 the label launched its Sunday Sessions at the Blue Note in Hoxton. It became one of the most important nights in drum and bass history, the room where the sound was sharpened week after week and then sent around the world. Three decades on, the skull logo still means the same thing: no filler, no nostalgia act, just the deepest and heaviest end of the music.
Benny L is one of the most in-demand producers of the current era, a reliably devastating selector built for a low-ceilinged room like this one.
J Majik goes right back to the beginning. He was one of the youngest artists ever taken into the Metalheadz stable, making his debut on the label in 1995 with 'Your Sound', and his records remain some of the most elegant the catalogue holds.
DRS: In Session (ft. Dogger) brings it home. Delroy Pottinger is Manchester's own, an MC since the early nineties whose debut album landed on Soul:R.
Diverge completes the bill.
Joshua Brooks has been a cornerstone of Manchester nightlife for over twenty years, and the basement has just had a full refurbishment. Brick arches, low ceilings and a system with the weight to do this music justice. It is the right room for Metalheadz.
First release £10, then £12, then £15, with a final release at £17. A limited allocation of 25 student tickets is available at £8 with valid student ID. Earlier tiers are limited, so they will move quickly.
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Venue Address
106 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6NG
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4.5 / 5 based on 4863 reviews
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