Life... presents The Gallery @ Barfly (Formerly Masque), Liverpool (Sa 19.07.2008)

DJs Chris Lake , Matt Hardwick, John Askew, Gavyn Mytchel, James Rand, Mr Paul, Dead Audio, Nick Anderson 

Progressive, Electro

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The first event is in association with The Gallery (based out of The Ministry of Sound) which is one of the longest running weekly club nights in the UK and quite possibly the world. With a rich history of leading the way, it is the regular club night for some of the world’s biggest jocks and more often than not one of the first clubs the superstars of the future play.

The night will repeat with different headliner DJs every 6-8 weeks and will always feature top international DJs with local DJs supporting.

The music policy is electro, progressive house, techno and a sprinkling of trance. Get your dancing shoes and shades on, we’re going on the ride of our life…

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Chris Lake
www.chris-lake.com

Chris’s breakthrough came in 2005. His tracks ‘One Too Many’ and ‘Release’ caught the attention of the world’s press and A&R bosses, but it was the release of his smash hit ‘Changes’ that catapulted his name into the record boxes of DJs across the planet. Pete Tong leads the way in championing the unique sound that has established Chris as one of the world’s elite

‘Changes’ became Radio 1’s ‘Essential New Tune’ twice, reaching number 27 in the national charts and picking up column inches in tabloid papers and magazines; turning the once underground buzzer into a worldwide hit.

Chris’s DJ schedule duly sky rocketed and over the past 2 years, he has travelled to all four corners of the globe taking in Asia, South America, USA, Australia and Africa. He has graced some of the biggest clubs on the planet that include Ministry Of Sound, Space, Warung, Spybar and Amnesia together with countless festivals – Global Gathering, Creamfields and the Extrema festival in Holland.


Matt Hardwick
www.matthardwick.com

Matt’s illustrious association with the global phenomenon that is Gatecrasher is something which has been well documented. In the last two years the artist has risen, not only to play a pivotal role in the Gatecrasher fold but to become an internationally recognised artist in his own right.
Matt’s growing reputation really came to the fore only as recent as the beginning of 2002 with the completion of his first Radio 1 Essential Mix. The mix struck a chord with clubbers and promoters the world over. Demand for Matt in the clubs was on the increase and he soon found himself playing for all the high profile organisations within the UK scene. Further, his international diary became ever more hectic. To date he has enjoyed successful tours throughout Asia, South America, Australia, Africa, Europe and the USA. This has enabled him to play prestigious venues the world-over, including Home in Sydney and the prestigious Limelight in New York.


John Askew
www.djjohnaskew.com

From exclusive residencies at 2 of the World’s most influential clubs (The Gallery and Ministry of Sound in London) to a constant stream of high profile guest slots at the coolest clubs around the world, John is also now enjoying the rewards of well over a decade of consistently hard work.

From guest appearances on countless high profile radio shows around the world including several guest slots and an Essential mix on BBC Radio One, to hosting the flagship trance & techno show on Ministry of Sound radio and then later London’s prestigious Kiss 100 station John has always had a strong passion for radio.

In the past 3 years John has played on all the far corners of the globe including: North America, Canada, Australia, Russia, Brazil, Venezuela, Egypt, Germany, The Netherlands, Romania, Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, China, Poland, Sweden, Turkey, Cyprus, Malta, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Greece, Ukraine, Georgia, and of course all over the UK.


Gavyn Mytchel
www.myspace.com/gavynmytchel

Gavyn Mytchel has enjoyed a meteoric rise to prominence in recent years. One of the lucky few, Gavyn landed a residency at The Gallery at Turnmills alongside Tall Paul, sign his first track to Armin van Buuren’s Armada label, get recommended by Fergie as his tip for Mixmag Future Hero and snapped up by Ministry of Sound to present one of their flagship radio shows.

A regular at the leading clubbing establishments across the UK and beyond including the likes of Godskitchen, Cream, Inside Out, Passion, Promise and Tangled to name but a few. Gavyn also enjoys a busy international diary, topping up his Air Miles with recent trips to the likes of Dubai, Singapore, India, Thailand, Cyprus, Malta, Ibiza, Russia, USA, China, Egypt, Italy, Holland and many more.

Notable appearances have included the sell out SW4 festivals in London, 3 consecutive New Years Eve sell outs at Brixton Academy, Nick Warren’s Global Underground launch party in Cairo, Love Leeds Festival and the Machac event in Prague with Carl Cox in front of 15,000 people.


James Rand
www.myspace.com/majorjames

James Rand’s musical interests lean towards electro, bailè funk and ghetto tech. His first residency was secured at EVOL, whilst also warming up for Vitallic, Duke Dumont and Kissy Sellout. Most recently, James is through to the semi-finals of the BabyCream Creamfields DJ competition.


Mr Paul
www.myspace.com/mrpaul77

Mrpaul currently DJs at Korova, spinning electro, baile and wonk, where he recently supported Radio 1’s Kissy Sell Out at the Creamfields 2008 10th Anniversary Launch Party. He played last year’s Deltasonic Christmas party at the Carling Academy. Earlier in his DJing career, he won the redbullmusicacademy.com DJ competition. He has recently had his first remix released: Discopunkelectrofunk by The Tigerpicks on Deltasonic records.


Dead Audio
Dead Audio’s music influences are electro, techno, Nu-Rave, electroclash, fidgit house and electronica. He recently played a storming set and went through the the semi-finals of the BabyCream Creamfields DJ competition. He has had residencies at a number of venues including Kubik @ Nation and events at The Magnet.


Nick Anderson
Nick started DJing at 13 and lists his influences as Mark Knight, Eric Morillo, Wordkidz, Deadmau5, Armand van Helden, D. Ramirez and The Swedish House Mafia.

Ticket Details
Tickets are £14+BF (Advance and NUS) and £15 OTD and will be available on www.ticketline.co.uk (0871 424 4444) and at the box office at the bottom of the Radio City Tower atSt Johns Market and from 3Beat Records on Slater Street.
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Dress code: Club-wear preferred, don’t forget your shades! No tracksuits (trainers OK).
Photographers: A team of www.tilllate.com photographers will be at this event.