Kent's sharpest night out returns. Saturday 17th
November. 8pm until 2am. This time at The 4 Degrees Bar inside the historic
Royal Star Arcade in the heart of Maidstone town centre. A venue of great
pedigree which, as The Royal Star Hotel, hosted artists like Georgie Fame, The
Alan Price Set & Davy Jones & The Manish Boys during the 1960s.
Raw rhythm & blues, soaring club soul. Latin, jazz,
ska, beat & more will be on the menu once again. All spun before the dancefloor
on original vinyl from the 20th Century's golden era of the 1950s & 1960s. Sean,
Russell, Ivan & Mark will be in position on the decks as before, along with
a truly mouth-watering line up of guest DJs.
Mark Raison, Mr. Monkeypicks, the man behind the
legendary Shake club will be bringing his records from the big smoke down into
leafy Kent. Should you follow his blog or radio shows on Fusion-On-Air, you'll
require no further introduction. Top level.
The great Lee Miller will be making the journey down from
Leeds back to his hometown again to build on his fantastic sets at the first
CCC in June. A DJ on top of his game at the Brighton Mod weekender & worthy
of the admission fee alone.
Stoke's Rob Powner, of Wang Dang Doodle fame, fresh from
a storming set at Brighton and an electric turn at Dreamsville will be bringing
the fire. Break any new shoes in prior the night is our best advice.
We're also pleased to welcome Jeff Farrant on board. One
of the modernist scene's coolest cats will be bringing his fantastic records up
from the South coast to get our dancefloor moving.
It promises to be a cracker once again with the venue's
large dancefloor giving plenty of room for our crowd of superb dancers plus
hopefully, you & yours this time. Advance tickets can be purchased for £6
from 4 degrees bar or via PayPal (friends&family/gift please)
russ-breakaway@hotmail.com. include your postal details in notes. Admission on
the night will be £8. Please be in by midnight.
Being a town centre venue there will be security, so
please bring ID if you are fortunate enough to look young. People will be very
smartly dressed at The Cookin' Catfish, though we do not enforce any dress
code. Respect & tolerance is our way & we'd ask everyone attending to
enjoy the night in the same spirit. Hope to see you there. Wear your dancing
shoes...
