A ‘Halloween spectacular’ event is coming to a city centre beer house, featuring a world renowned duo and six exciting music sets.
Groove Junction will be hosted by Rude Giant Beer House on Saturday, October 26, kicking off at 8pm and running until 3am, offering sets of funk, drum and bass, UK garage, house and disco music.
Headlining the night is world renowned electronic duo Utah Saints, known for their 90s chart topping music.
The duo have released nine top 40 hits, four of which hit the top 10 and sold over two million records worldwide.
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The concert will also bring six other DJs to the spotlight, including DJ Emma, DJ Bong, Jektz, Zeph Miles.
Resident DJs Ash and Dave will be part of the action-packed night, after practicing the art of DJ-ing with DJ Emma for the last two years.
Both Ash and Dave have suffered life-altering brain injuries, but nothing stands in their way when it comes to music. DJ lessons have helped their confidence, and the pair are excited to be playing on the night.
“I want people to come and they’re not expecting Ash and Dave to perform, and think, wow", Emma said, “I think there’s prejudice – people have preconceived ideas about disabilities.
“People will come and realise what an amazing atmosphere it is. Everyone should have the same level of enjoyment whoever you are.”
Ash will bring disco music to the concert at Rude Giant, and Dave will play drum and bass.
Dave, known as Mc 3-Bee, said: “I love getting the crowd going, it’s my number one love in life.”
The night is intended to be accessible and inclusive to all, and open to all ages over 18 years old.
Emma said: “Anyone that sees Ash – people say that it made them feel quite emotional because she’s so into it and just loves it.
And as for Dave, Emma added: “Drum and bass fans are just loving Dave. The audience all come running up and just hugging him.”
Rude Giant promises a 'myriad of sounds' on the night, adding 'your ears will be spoilt for choice' on its social media pages.
Fancy dress is encouraged, but not mandatory. Tickets start at £10 and can be purchased from Fastoma here.
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