New Bristol electronic music series PROSPECTIVE has announced its first phase, bringing major artists and landmark celebrations to The Prospect Building from October through New Year’s Eve.
Eric Prydz opens the programme on 9th October with his first Bristol appearance in a decade. Joy Orbison and DJ EZ follow for SWU FM’s tenth anniversary, before History Of Rave brings together Eats Everything, Groove Armada and Mike Skinner.
Later dates include Bristol Pride’s first BIG MOOD event, Above & Beyond’s new Anjunabeats Warehouse concept and a 12 hour Chris Stassy set. UKF presents Wilkinson, K Motionz and A Little Sound, while Teletech and ATW host programmes led by Restricted and Interplanetary Criminal.
The season also marks several milestones. Dillinja’s Valve Sound System celebrates 25 years with DJ Hype, Mungo’s Hi Fi, Lemon D and more. Glade marks its 30th anniversary through a Winter Solstice event headlined by Orbital, alongside HAAi b2b Special Request, Leftfield and Hannah Holland.
PROSPECTIVE takes place inside a 25,000 square foot former Ministry of Defence torpedo warehouse. The venue combines a 3,000 capacity main room, the 1,350 capacity Crane room and an outdoor courtyard with custom L Acoustics sound, laser mapping and immersive video.
The series is curated by The Prospect Building, Team Love and Undivide. Tickets and full event details are available through The Prospect Building.
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