Electronica/Dance

[gfa]

13 minutes ago, Talcroft said:

Agree WHP was the weaker this year, but it's 18 years established now - albeit growing in size across 4 venues - so has earned its rep. I can't pretend to know much about London clubbing but does Drumsheds have the same backstory? Genuine qu. 

 

Also, Manchester is definitely having a moment right now (nice to live nearby completely by accident). It'll no doubt pass, it's the north after all. We're not allowed nice things. 

Drumsheds is just seen as the replacement for Printworks - which was massively popular.

 

A lot of people have done it once and despise it as well.

 

The location is 100% the biggest issue - Printworks was in the perfect location (between Hackney way and like Clapham area, which has a lot of younger people in along with brixton etc) and on the night tube. Drumsheds is in a decent location for hackney where a good proportion of potential visitors might go but for anyone who needs a mainline train home its a nightmare in comparison to Canada Water

 

I think the lower capacity of printworks with many more events made it more likely people could want to do multiple visits.

[Johnnyseven]

1 hour ago, gfa said:

Drumsheds is just seen as the replacement for Printworks - which was massively popular.

 

A lot of people have done it once and despise it as well.

 

The location is 100% the biggest issue - Printworks was in the perfect location (between Hackney way and like Clapham area, which has a lot of younger people in along with brixton etc) and on the night tube. Drumsheds is in a decent location for hackney where a good proportion of potential visitors might go but for anyone who needs a mainline train home its a nightmare in comparison to Canada Water

 

I think the lower capacity of printworks with many more events made it more likely people could want to do multiple visits.

 

I live smack bang in the middle of South London, they have some good lineups at Drumsheds but it's miles away so would a total mission to get home. Same story if you live west, south west or north west. Printworks was much better connected, for me the Windrush line to West Croydon and a bus straight home.

[Barneym]

20 minutes ago, Johnnyseven said:

 

I live smack bang in the middle of South London, they have some good lineups at Drumsheds but it's miles away so would a total mission to get home. Same story if you live west, south west or north west. Printworks was much better connected, for me the Windrush line to West Croydon and a bus straight home.

To be fair I live in SE15 and didn’t find it that hard to get home from this weekend, was train, vic line and another train, I was home by 12.30 which considering it took me an hour to get out get to locker etc I didn’t think was that bad. The lack of anywhere to go for the quick comedown pint afterwards is more of an issue 

[fred quimby]

https://fac51-thehacienda.com/2024/11/hac-all-night-long-graeme-park/

 

Saw this and thought of this thread. More than just Graeme which it appears in the link. One set from start to finish. 

Edited Tuesday at 04:57 PM by fred quimby

[nikkic]

This f**king slaps HARD

[gfa]

On 11/26/2024 at 3:58 PM, Barneym said:

To be fair I live in SE15 and didn’t find it that hard to get home from this weekend, was train, vic line and another train, I was home by 12.30 which considering it took me an hour to get out get to locker etc I didn’t think was that bad. The lack of anywhere to go for the quick comedown pint afterwards is more of an issue 

Yeah the lack of anything near it is shite. Surprised a warehouse brewery hasn't opened or something to capitalise - guess a pub may open for the new development eventually, guess theres not enough people near meridian water just yet to support one