There aren’t many other places in the world that evoke so much anticipation, passion and excitement as Ibiza. The small Island off the coast of Spain, has a lot to answer for. Each summer millions of people from around the world descend to enjoy some of the best electronic music of that current year. Future Disco has been lucky enough to be part of that for the past two years working alongside Carl Cox at his famous Tuesday nights at Space. This summer things are set to get even bigger as Future Disco take over the Sunset Terrace each and every Tuesday throughout the season from 8pm.

Anyone familiar with Space will know the Terrace is world renown for having showcased some of the best parties in living memory. So we are delighted to have been given the privilege to take over the Sunset Terrace, the only open air section of the venue, for what are set to be even more legendary parties in 2012. Musically, every week a very special guest from around the world will join resident Sean Brosnan until midnight. Then the party continues with Carl Cox and friends where everyone is entitled free entry.

The opening party takes place on 3rd July from 8pm with the debut performance from John Talabot.
Mixmag and DJMag are already picking up on what is guaranteed to be an amazing party!

2 Bears – Take a look around (House of House remix)
2 Bears – Take a look around (Caze Nove Remix)
Sheanado – Chasing Clouds
Burnski – Let It Go
Solomon – What the Funk (Deniz Kurtel remix)
Session Victim – Zoinks
Cocolores – Vox
PBR Streetgang – 2 Square
Bonar Bradberry – Loose grip
Runaway – DTime
KRL – Static
The Treatment – Waves
The White Lamp – It’s You (Ron Basejam Remix)

Future Disco has long been renowned for picking out the artists and producers that are destined for big things. Their compilation series has consistently spotted today’s much loved artists early in their careers, from the likes of Aeroplane to Mario Basanov, Soul Clap to Holy Ghost or Tensnake and Todd Terje, the Future Disco selection aren’t often wrong. So now Future Disco takes that same philosophy for delivering the next big thing and curates a brand new bi-monthly at The Nest, bringing fresh new artists to be heard before they are a name on everyone’s lips. Each month Future Disco residents Sean Brosnan and Dom Chung will join the special guest for a little look into the future.
Up first are London based duo Casino Times:
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For the past three years Future Disco have presented some of the best parties the Adriatic Seas have ever seen.  Captained by Sean Brosnan and Dom Chung, the boat parties continue to be a highlight of the Garden Festival, as they set sail for four hours on the beautiful Croatian waters. This year is no different, except Future Disco are warming up in serious style, with a very special Jubilee Bank Holiday boat party on the Thames with DJ legend Greg Wilson.

Greg Wilson will also be joined by shipmates and Future Disco residents Sean Brosnan and Dom Chung. The two DJ’s have been playing records for well over twenty years between them, notching up residencies in some of the country’s best clubs.

The special bank holiday party doesn’t just stop on the boat either; once docked, the party continues until the early hours. Details of the after party location and venue will be announced shortly.

With the start of an extra long Bank Holiday, Greg Wilson and beautifully decked out boat, you would be mad to miss this one. Tickets will sell out, as they do every time Greg is in town, so make sure you buy yours early.

TICKETS: Resident Advisor
Event: Future Disco Boat Party
DJs: Greg Wilson, Dom Chung & Sean Brosnan
Date: Friday 1st June, 7.45pm – 12 midnight
(Boat leaves 8pm sharp – do not be late)
Location: Tower Bridge
*After Party to be announced

We return to If Birmingham for our third visit and it’s the second time Dom Chung returns to the famous terrace. If takes places in the centre of Birmingham and for the later crowd. Each week, come rain or shine, they open up the terrace where the music goes on until 6am.

There is nothing like dancing in the open air it seems. The last time Dom played, he kept it rocking well into the early hours, so we are expecting more of the the same this Saturday 28th April.