XOYO Birmingham Gears Up for the Return of ‘Jawani Nights’
Jawani Nights returns to XOYO Birmingham on Friday 27th Sept following four sold-out shows. The demand for this party is unprecedented as Panjabi culture and underground rave collide to create something new. Crowds from across the UK are heading to Birmingham to experience the new school of DJs / producers creating the Panjabi Rave sound with remixes and edits of big Panjabi tracks fused with drum & bass and cutting-edge club beats. This event sees a 360-degree DJ booth in the centre of the XOYO main room amplifying the cohesion between DJs and dancefloor. Jawani Nights is an explosion of energy and, as word spreads, each event keeps getting bigger. Final tickets are available at https://bit.ly/JawaniNightsTix.
Jawani Nights was launched in March ‘24 by DJ Aza, already an influential name in the Panjabi music scene and tour DJ for renowned producer Steel Banglez. Videos of the incredible atmosphere at the parties went viral and Jawani Nights became one of the most talked about events in Panjabi youth culture.
DJ Aza selected the resident DJs for their unique and authentic approach. For most, these events are their first experience of playing in a major club, adding to the sense that Jawani Nights is building something underground and new. They caught the attention with their remixes and edits online and Jawani Nights became the platform for them to bring this sound into authentic club culture.
The DJs lining up for 27th September are Mix Singh, Harj Mathuru, DJ Bobby, DJ Kizzi, Rajan DNA, and DJ Bhavin. Surrounded by a huge crowd of ravers, they will step up to the 360-degree booth and drop some brand-new edits guaranteed to get a major reaction.
XOYO Birmingham is the perfect home for Jawani Nights. Its modular design has allowed the party to grow – over 1500 ravers secured pre-sale tickets for September – while maintaining the underground vibes. With no judgement and no rules – except a recommendation that the girls leave their heels at home – this party is putting Panjabi Rave on the map.
