Issue 31 / September 2011 SUNBEATZ 7th-14th September @ Ibiza
Sunbeatz was originally thought up in the early 1990s when Mickey Finn, the creator, was sat outside Café Mambo surrounded by house, trance and techno. Though the parties were incredible he realised that the music he was passionate about just wasn’t being catered for. There and then, the idea to create the first ever drum and bass holiday
www.sunbeatz.co.uk
was born. Fast forward to 2010 and the first Sunbeatz arrived in full swing, instantly creating a formidable reputation as one of the best drum and bass events in the world. Fabio went as far as saying that it “restored my faith in the scene”. The opening night kicks off with an almighty boat party, followed up by a four-venue-takeover including
Eden and Es Paradise for five nights of wall to wall drum and bass. The line-up already has a host of DJs including Fabio, Camo & Krooked and Nicky Blackmarket and this is only the beginning!
For more information, the full lineup and tickets go to
www.sunbeatz.co.uk
FESTIVAL
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WHAT
NOT TO DO AT A FESTIVAL
Everyone has probably made at least one rookie festival error this summer... We suggest you take note and be prepared for next time.
1. Forget toilet paper. You will reap the consequences
2. Take too many drugs. No-one likes to nurse a person who thinks that they are going to die; it’s a buzz kill
3. Throw up/piss/sh*t in your own tent. The tent is your only place of solace; DON’T shoot yourself in the foot (or should we say, shit on your foot)
4. Get your weed nicked ‘cos you passed out “boshing bare pills and ting”
5. Have sex in a Portaloo. It’s just gross
SHAKEDOWN FESTIVAL
www.shakedown.co.uk 17th September @ Brighton
Fear not, festivalers! Some clever peeps down in Brighton town have managed to prolong the festival season just that little bit longer. The guys at Shakedown have got Ed Sheeran, Kissy Sell Out, Razorlight, Krafty Kuts, 2ManyDJs and many more sick artists ready to see the summer out in style on 17th September in Stanmer Park. Perfect for a day trip down South!
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