> SANKEYS closing party, 8th October 2013

Tuur

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Tuesday 8th of October

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Thats what am talkin about! Great line up. Might have to steal some linen off the hotel cleaners cart the day before. :D
 
BASEMENT
The Dungeon
00:00 – 02:00 Rossko
02:00 – 04:00 Julian Perez
04:00 – 06:00 Seb Zito
06:00 – 08:00 Steve Lawler
08:00 – 10:00 Darius Syrossian
10:00 – 12:00 Nastia
12:00 – 14:00 Shlomi Aber
14:00 – 16:00 DJ Sneak
16:00 – 18:00 Detlef
18:00 – 20:00 Audiofly
20:00 – 22:00 Hector Couto & Darius Syrossian b2b
22:00 – 00:00 Special Unannounced Guest

LAB
The Coliseum
01:00 - 02:30 Marino Canal
02:30 - 04:00 Ame LIVE
04:00 - 06:00 Reboot
06:00 - 08:00 Andrea Oliva
08:00 - Close Antonio Piacquadio

SPEKTRUM
The Hedonist lounge
Disco sets
01:00 – 05:00 DJ Steef
05:00 – close BONES

TERRACE
The Courtyard
12:00 – 14:00 The Element
14:00 – 16:00 Andy Baxter
16:00 – 18:00 Finnebassen
18:00 – 20:00 Skream
20:00 – 22:00 Miguel Campbell
22:00 – 00:00 Steve Lawler

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WTF...NUTTERS!!!!

SANKEYS 24 NEWSFLASH -the special guests who are playing are going to be very special so we will be closing 6 hours later now at 6.00am Now. That means we would have been open 30 hours ,

Revised Basement times today are :-

2-4 Sneak
4-6 Detlef
6-8 Audiofly
8-10 Hector Couto & Darius Syrossian
10-12 Steve Lawler
12-6 VERY SPECIAL GUESTS
 
30 hour party.. Bonkers. I thought there were restrictions on these things, not that im complaining! Any reports?
 
Dyed Soundorom were the special guests?

Stayed till 11am the first day came back at about 1am and until about 5.55am the next day, probably could of done a lot more to be honest! But i enjoyed it, think Sankeys is now my favourite club in ibiza...
 
I dont get Sankeys man. Its a good club n that but its just like bein back up the road.
It felt to me like the clubbing equivalent of going to The Cockney Rebel or Big Bens british pubs.
Think am too stingey to pay aw the money to fly to Ibiza to walk thru a door and feel like am down a back lane in Glasgow:confused:
:pPlus WTF nobody bothered wif a toga.
 
i just like the underground feel of it, the low ceilings dark basement!

i wore a toga.. only for the first part though
 
I dont get Sankeys man. Its a good club n that but its just like bein back up the road.
It felt to me like the clubbing equivalent of going to The Cockney Rebel or Big Bens british pubs.
Think am too stingey to pay aw the money to fly to Ibiza to walk thru a door and feel like am down a back lane in Glasgow:confused:
:pPlus WTF nobody bothered wif a toga.

Fancy clubs and ice cannons are all very well for a big extravaganza of a night but there are times you just want somewhere dark and simple where the people and the music are all it's about. Viva Warriors here last year (and Neon Nights in its own way) developed into some of the most energy fuelled quality clubbing experiences I've had in recent years - free of mobile phones being waved at the DJ booth and full of people in the sort of mood you just don't see back home bar once in a blue moon.

I go to Ibiza for the island in the daytime more than anything else... and it's handy to have clubs on the doorstep for a bit of decent music as it's so much easier to tap into than making an effort back home to what is so often such a huge disappointment. That big club thing is fine too depending on the mood you're after and if you want big room stuff, but being a natural car park, basement and factory-dweller I generally enjoy the music much better when the surroundings are stripped back to dark & sweaty, the place is free of paid podium dancers and anything beyond minimal paraphenalia distractions. It's how it all began after all. Especially when it's not over-full and there's a high % of proper dancers in there with space to move. Sankeys is the largest Ibiza venue providing this sort of setting.

But I've been in (briefly) during August with Heidi boring for Britain and a lifeless ket crowd and lasted about 1/2 an hour... also with 20 people on a Gary Beck night which was like a private party but sad to see all the same. On a good (decent) night the mood is 'island', full of great people, the rooftop warm & balmy, the dancefloor focused on the music and the venue a perfect compliment to a rather more serious kind of fun. Which you could trawl London or Manchester all Summer and only find on a handful of occasions. If at all. Regardless of the setting !
 
Fancy clubs and ice cannons are all very well for a big extravaganza of a night but there are times you just want somewhere dark and simple where the people and the music are all it's about. Viva Warriors here last year (and Neon Nights in its own way) developed into some of the most energy fuelled quality clubbing experiences I've had in recent years - free of mobile phones being waved at the DJ booth and full of people in the sort of mood you just don't see back home bar once in a blue moon.

I go to Ibiza for the island in the daytime more than anything else... and it's handy to have clubs on the doorstep for a bit of decent music as it's so much easier to tap into than making an effort back home to what is so often such a huge disappointment. That big club thing is fine too depending on the mood you're after and if you want big room stuff, but being a natural car park, basement and factory-dweller I generally enjoy the music much better when the surroundings are stripped back to dark & sweaty, the place is free of paid podium dancers and anything beyond minimal paraphenalia distractions. It's how it all began after all. Especially when it's not over-full and there's a high % of proper dancers in there with space to move. Sankeys is the largest Ibiza venue providing this sort of setting.

But I've been in (briefly) during August with Heidi boring for Britain and a lifeless ket crowd and lasted about 1/2 an hour... also with 20 people on a Gary Beck night which was like a private party but sad to see all the same. On a good (decent) night the mood is 'island', full of great people, the rooftop warm & balmy, the dancefloor focused on the music and the venue a perfect compliment to a rather more serious kind of fun. Which you could trawl London or Manchester all Summer and only find on a handful of occasions. If at all. Regardless of the setting !
See where your coming from mate. Defo think Sankeys is fillin a gap that was needed.
Maybe its more to do with comin from Glasgow. Here all the clubs are minimal: Arches, Subclub, Swg3, Stereo...
In fact The Sub is very alike one of the rooms at Sankeys.
Am going to be working the season next year so maybe I'll be able to appreciate it more when I'm missing home.
 
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