Sat, Nov 7
Pete Tong
Three decades of hosting the radio show that told an entire country what dance music was each week buys a particular authority, and it is a different thing from being a great DJ. What you get is a curator with an enormous memory playing records in a room small enough to see the mixer. The sets lean historical without being a nostalgia exercise: things that mattered, in an order that explains why they mattered, played to people who mostly heard them through a radio first. The crowd skews older than the venue's usual and behaves considerably better. Worth it specifically if dance music arrived in your life through a broadcast rather than a club, which for a surprising number of people is exactly how it happened.
Three decades of hosting the radio show that told an entire country what dance music was each week buys a particular authority, and it is a different thing from being a great DJ. What you get is a curator with an enormous memory playing records in a room small enough to see the mixer. The sets lean historical without being a nostalgia exercise: things that mattered, in an order that explains why they mattered, played to people who mostly heard them through a radio first. The crowd skews older than the venue's usual and behaves considerably better. Worth it specifically if dance music arrived in your life through a broadcast rather than a club, which for a surprising number of people is exactly how it happened.
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Three decades of hosting the radio show that told an entire country what dance music was each week buys a particular authority, and it is a different thing from being a great DJ. What you get is a curator with an enormous memory playing records in a room small enough to see the mixer. The sets lean historical without being a nostalgia exercise: things that mattered, in an order that explains why they mattered, played to people who mostly heard them through a radio first. The crowd skews older than the venue's usual and behaves considerably better. Worth it specifically if dance music arrived in your life through a broadcast rather than a club, which for a surprising number of people is exactly how it happened.
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