London promoter-giants CLUB THE MAMMOTH are excited to announce their latest residency at prestigious North London venue The Garage, hosted by turntable pioneers Scratch Perverts.
The legendary DJ collective will return to London for a series of nights straight out of the drawer, starting on 13th February through to 12th June. Each night will be supported by a host of unique acts, ranging from South London’s very own Al Dobson Jr, to R&S Records’ Paul White.
Formed in 1996 by Tony Vegas, Prime Cuts and DJ Renegade, Scratch Perverts have forged a longstanding career in the world of music – winning ITF titles, solo DMC titles plus two World Team DMC titles in their 19 year history.
Their reputation as turntablists would lead the Scratch Perverts into a whirlwind career as DJ’s. As residents at Fabric since the beginning, they showcase a knowledge and understanding of music and how it’s meant to be played. Traversing all styles, the Scratch Perverts cross over genre lines with ease in a way that’s pleasing on the ears but similarly entertaining on the eyes.
This exciting new residency, held at The Garage is guaranteed to appeal to dance music fanatics – showcasing a selection of the immense talent currently making their way throughout the electronic music arena.
SCRATCH PERVERTS RESIDENCY:
13th February – Scratch Perverts + Al Dobson Jr + Reginald Omas Mamode IV + CLUB.THE.MAMMOTH. Djs
17th April – Scratch Perverts + Throwing Snow (live) + CLUB.THE.MAMMOTH. DJs
12th June – Scratch Perverts + Paul White (live) + CLUB.THE.MAMMOTH. DJs
Doors: 10PM
Price: £10
Tickets available at: thegaragehighbury.com & ticketweb.co.uk
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