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Friday, September 17, 2010
StayHardcore Added by stayhardcore (0 Attending)

On Friday 17th September STAYHARDCORE returns to the SYNDICATE superclub Bristol and invites you to come and join them to celebrate their 2nd birthday.

So with this massive line up for our spectacular entry fee of 7 you know this event will be filled to the brim.

Join the facebook page :-

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=732633154#!/event.php?eid=127458533963874&ref=mf
for info on competitions and free giveaways on the night.

THE LINE UP

DJ'S

DARREN STYLES

HIXXY

JOEY RIOT

REEGZ
HDQ
OUTBURST
NAUGHTY

MC'S

STORM

WHIZZKID

WOTSEE

FUGITIVE
H20
CHARLIE

The Syndicate
15 Nelson Street
Bristol
BS1 2JY

10pm til 4am

Tickets

7 +bf (motd)

available from

BRISTOL TICKET SHOP
01179299008

OR ON-LINE FROM
BRISTOL.SYNDICATE.COM

Over 18's only (ID WILL BE REQUIRED FROM EVERYONE!)

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XLR8 Added by mr sparkle (2 Attending)



As of Friday 17th September a new event is set to take London Hardcore to different heights.....
see ya on the party floor..... a faster way to HARDCORE!!
XLR8 is here.........

LINE UP:

ROOM 1

DJS
...
STYLUS & AUDIO JUNKIE
VIBES
JBC
HOODZIE
VAPOUR
KAINE
DISTORTION
STEVIE G
DAVE CASTELLANO & FAT STEVE
TRILOGY

MC'S
SKATTY
JOKA
NU-E
CHAOS
DHD
MAYHEM
TUCKSKI
GSUS

LIVE PA FROM VOCALIST MEL


ROOM 2

DJS
...
SPARKLE AND DHD
STEVIE G
WILFEE C
HOODZIE
TWITCH
DALBY
TOTAL XTC SHOWCASE[/b]

MC'S
NU-E
CHAOS
JOKA
GSUS


Train. ....
LONDON VAUXHALL UNDERGROUND AND MAINLINE STATION 2MINUTE WALK FROM VENUE

Minibus travel from Worthing. ....
LIMITED SPACES

Hotels. .....
LOADSA ROOMS AVAILABLE AT LATEROOMS.COM FROM 29 BUCKEROOS! !!!

Event info: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=133634450011496&ref=mf

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Hardcore Underground Added by mortis (1 Attending)

FRIDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2010
@ STUDIO BAR, (ALIVE MUSIC) UNIT 6/7, 1 BESS PARK ROAD, TRENANT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, WADEBRIDGE, CORNWALL, PL27 6HB

ONE NIGHT ONLY!!

...HARDCORE UNDERGROUND ((HU))
http://www.hardcoreunderground.info/

Headline DJs
**********
FRACUS + DARWIN
ENTITY
Hardcore Underground / Free Formation / Hardcore Uproar / Fantasia

Supporting DJs & MCs
******************
NATHAN GALLEY
COOLFX + LADY K
OLLY D + MOGGSTA
NABSii
DiiNO
CHRIS CORNISH
With....MC JAY-P
Phased4 / Twisted Passion

EVERYONE IS INVITED !!

OPEN FROM 8PM TILL LATE
FREE ENTRY
OVER 18 - PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED - R.O.A.R
LATE BAR LICENSE TILL 1AM (LAST ENTRY 12AM)
LATE MUSIC LICENSE TILL 2AM !!

Hardcore Underground - The Story So Far
**********************************
Hardcore Underground was born in the summer of 2006 when we teamed up with Vibealite (whose faith and determination in helping us should never be forgotten) to release the first in our series of compilation CDs. It was a steep learning curve for ourselves and Gary, who eventually set up the label Krafty Recordings just to release the album, and it was not without its trials and tribulations. We worked long hours and even ended up shrinkwrapping every single copy of the album ourselves, but eventually the CD hit the streets on time and on budget, on October 30th 2006.

We wanted to put a compilation on the shelves that was exactly that; a compilation. Not an artist showcase, not even a label showcase, but an album that crossed stylistic boundaries without compromising on quality. Hardcore has been a hotbed for emerging talent in dance music in the last five years, but that talent has not always been nurtured and supported in the way which it should. We wanted "Hardcore Underground Vol.1" to rectify that problem too. The bottom line; to just put a good album in the shops that represented hardcore at its best and in all its various forms.

HU1 was largely acclaimed by the raving public, and there was always a plan to complete another volume with Vibealite. However with relocation issues and expensive monthly events taking their toll on a promoter who had already invested so much in the scene, this was simply not possible in the end. We shopped around for a backer. At a time when money was scarce for our artists and ourselves there was no way of releasing the album without financial help. Finally we teamed up with a new company, OneFive Music - run by two experienced members of the hardcore scene, and HU2 was finally possible some 12 months after the first CD hit the shelves.

2007 was a bad year for Hardcore by the time November rolled around; Amato and Resist had just gone under, losing most of us thousands of pounds (and the really unlucky ones tens of thousands). OneFive Music was not unaffected by the events of that time, and before the year was out, the company who had financed and overseen the release of HU2 was in dire straights. Communication with the company became a problem and eventually they folded without a penny finding its way to us or any of the artists involved in the project. All units of the album quickly sold out, but because the parent company was in liquidation there was no way of quickly repressing the CD. As a result HU2 has become somewhat of a collector's item, not neccessarily a bad thing I suppose. HU2 represented to us the need to be self-sufficient, to keep everything within our control. We had to make some compromises to get the CD in the shops (anyone who follows what we do might have found our female cover star somewhat of a surprise). We vowed that if we had to put in all that work and effort for nothing again, we would at least call the shots on everything like we had first time around, and put together the project exactly as we wanted it.

Financing HU3 was going to be an issue, but we worked hard and secured funds to do it eventually. Not long before it was to have been announced, we learned that Brisk & Ham were planning a new "NG.V4" album and they expressed an interest in fusing the projects to secure one really exciting compilation. So a fourth CD was added to the line-up and we chose new packaging, a new colourscheme and worked our socks off to get the album out as soon as we could. There were issues as always, but as Hardcore Underground finally put out its first entirely solo project, we had the uncompromised product we wanted. HU3 hit the shelves in April 2009 and received almost universal acclaim.

HU3 was a success, but by the time it hit the shelves a lot of the material included had been hammered on the DJ circuit for up to twelve months, and before the ink was dry on our first sales statement we knew we could do better. We resolved to raise the funds and step up the overtime in the studio to get a fourth volume out before the end of 2009. With the addition of Radio 1's Kutski and Freeform heroes Oli G & Lost Soul, HU4 was finally completed and released on October 19th 2009. Its hard to remember the last time an album received such universal acclaim, and HU4 definately represents the closest we've come so far to producing what we believe to be the perfect compilation album.

Maybe one day we'll write a much more in-depth story about our projects, then you can really laugh at our misfortune and learn more about the really stupid things we've done (try looking for a catalogue number on the HU3 packaging for e.g...). The bottom line is this though; we believe Hardcore needs to put quality and originality first, and that it needs to embrace all its various styles if it is to evolve and survive into the next decade. There's a place for quality whether it's freeform, breakbeat-based, or whatever. Good music should never be sidelined. We always hope to improve on what we've done before and if we can't, it won't be through lack of trying.

The HU brand has expanded greatly over the last 9 months and we're now trying to apply our ambition and outlook towards music to our events and single releases too. Fundamentally we just love rave music in all its glorious forms, and we want to know that we've always tried our best to do it justice. Quality and variation; we'll always strive for that.

PROMOTERS
Alive Music Studios
Twisted Passion
Phased4 Records

TELF. +44 (0)844-202-6000 / WWW.ALIVEMUSICSTUDIOS.CO.UK

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Saturday, September 18, 2010
DEFQON.1 Added by charlieee (8 Attending)

Info
Date:18 September 2010

Venue:Sydney International Regatta Centre

Time:11:00 - 22:00

Line-up

RED - All Harder Styles (Main stage)
B-Front
Bioweapon
Dr. Willis
Frontliner
Headhunterz
Nik Fish
Psyko Punkz
Stephanie
Tatanka
Wildstylez
Hosted by: DV8

BLUE - Hardstyle
Alpha
Max Enforcer
Pavo vs. Isaac
Suae & Pulsar
Tatanka & Zatox
The Prophet
Toneshifterz
Hosted by: Chucky

BLACK - Hardcore
Evil Activities
Korsakoff
Mad Dog
Outblast
Promo
Spellbound
Unexist
Vanth
Hosted by: MC D

ORANGE - Hardtrance
A*S*Y*S*
Amber Savage vs. Steve Hill
Arbor vs. Cantosis
BRK3
Hardforze vs. Micky D
Kan Cold
Kutski
Matrix vs. Shadower
Nathan Cryptic vs. Andre Jay
Pee Wee vs. John Ferris
Scot Project
Hosted by: Losty

GREEN - Minimal/Techno/Psytrance
Abuse
Alex Up
Azza
Dylan Griffin
Keirra Jade
Marcotix
MSG
Ritchie Jay
Rob Zobec
Substance
Thao
Hosted by: Rateye

PURPLE - Local talent
Audio Damage vs. Kid Finley
Hektic vs. Arbee
HSB
Nick Watts vs. Zac Slade
S Dee vs. Toxic
Scotty G vs. Bennett
Soul-T vs. Karpe DM
XDream vs. Keely
Producer Competition Winner
Hosted by: Destiny

WHAT THE EVENT (MAIN STAGE) IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE (including the ferris wheel!!!!)







IM SELLING DEFQON.1 TIX ONLY $135 ($10 LESS THAN TICKETEK) AND YOU GET A FREE NECKLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (AS SHOWN BELOW!!!)



CONTACT ME ASAP FOR TIXS

ONLY 14000 TIXS ARE LEFT 6000 HAS ALREADY BEEN SOLD ON THE 1ST DAY OF SALE

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Hardcore Vibes 1 (Good Vibes New International HHC) Added by rvaraver (1 Attending)

On September 18th Good Vibes Promotions is starting a tradition of all Happy Hardcore lineups, with multiple international Headliners!! This will be the first of many "Hardcore Vibes" events that will offer a whole new level of talent and over the top rave experience! In addition to the international headliners we plan on stepping up production and extras to make for a party you will never forget!! Presale tickets are available ...on our website!!

HARDCORE ROOM

DUBZIE & PROTOCOL (UK)
MARK5 (MA)
TRIGGA HAPPY
GENKI
DA LOLLIPOP KIDS
HAPPY DAZE
STONEY J


MASH UP ROOM

AUDIOPHUNK (UK) - DNB
N-SIDE -DNB/DUB
J-DASTARDLY B2B BELLA BOUNCE -DNB
THUMPER - TRANCE
MYTH & FAITH - PSY TRANCE
CESPOOL - ELECTRO
SUBMIT - ELECTRO
TWITCH EFFECT - ELECTRO - BOP RECORDS

SHOW GOES FROM 9 TIL 4
10$ PRESALE TICKETS // 15$ AT THE DOOR

@ GROUND ZERO = EMAIL [email protected] FOR DIRECTIONS

PRESALE TICKETS HERE: http://sites.google.com/site/hardcorevibesbaltimore

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