Twenty Fifteen present …
Space – Secret Vegas this New Year’s Eve 2014/15
Let us transport you to the bright lights of Vegas, Nevada. A place where the rich and beautiful rub shoulders with the outrageous and the bizarre and perhaps even Elvis will make an appearance!
Three rooms of music
Amazing lights and Sound
Dancers, PA’s and Performers
Garden Space
Lightbox
DJ Zinc (House Set)
Luvstuff – Get Twisted / ToolRoom Records
Deeper Purpose – CUFF
Toucán – Food Music
Jack Dee & Jake Walpole – OutOut
Mirror Room – Space
James McLaughlin
+ Guests and PA’s
Room 3
Julian Amour
Matt Banga
Anton Morales
Trippsy
Dun Deebs
Ben R Saunders
Leon Eeon
Bobby J b2b Gazzy Gaz (Confetti Digital)
JustJay (Confetti Digital)
Clipper DJ b2b S.O.J (Confetti Digital)
OPTIONAL DRESS CODE
It’s a Vegas Theme so sartorial elegance with a dash of opulent debauchery is appreciated. Think: Film Stars, Celebrities, Show Girls, Cowboys, Indians, Paparazzi, Circus Acts, Casino Hands, Reverends, Pimps, Feathers, Glitzy Glam, etc.
Space
You can expect the wild party atmosphere you can only experience with Space people – a slightly older more sophisticated crowd who love Music, who love one off events and love getting together in big groups of friends and making any venue their playground for one night. You can expect the finest DJ’s, a show to take your breath away and the best PA’s around.
This will be the most dazzling and sensational NYE party you can hope for so get your ticket early and relax.
Twenty Fifteen
Twenty Fifteen are one of London’s newest and most dynamic event companies hosting some of the coolest parties with the biggest DJs
DJ ZINC
Whether he’s hunched over the pulsing lights of the studio or rocking a blistering drum & bass set out from the DJ booth – Zinc works through the small hours and gets up mid-afternoon. So when he had to deliver the master tapes of his killer debut solo album, Faster, at the unearthly hour of 11am, it was a shock.
Zinc is a night person.
Whether he’s hunched over the pulsing lights of the studio or rocking a blistering drum & bass set out from the DJ booth – Zinc works through the small hours and gets up mid-afternoon. So when he had to deliver the master tapes of his killer debut solo album, Faster, at the unearthly hour of 11am, it was a shock.
“It ruined me for days,” he says, “I just can’t deal with mornings”.
These sleep habits of Zinc’s have crept deep into the grooves of Faster. It’s jammed to the bumper with depth-charge bass, crystal-tipped breaks and memorable, mysterious night-world melodies. It’s trenchantly widescreen, covering hard soul slow-jams, laid-back girl singers, itchy, scratchy drum & bass and megaton MC chaos.
Over 18’s / ID required