Secretsundaze

Secretsundaze have broken cover to announce details of their 2010 closing party, taking place this Sunday, October 24th at Stour Space.

It’s been something of a watershed year for London party pushers secretsundaze. The crew announced back in April their intention to reconnect with their roots by withholding key details regarding their parties. The names of headline acts, specifics on venue and pre-sale tickets were all scrapped, although they did go public with their August Bank Holiday plans. The same is true of their 2010 finale, which has apparently been delayed (the party is traditionally staged around late September) so as to find exactly the right venue.

The fruits of their labour? Hackney Wick’s Stour Space. “The venue really is fab with natural daylight flooding the space. It really has some great character and features,” says secretsundaze founder James Priestley. “It’s essentially a very warm warehouse space with concrete floor, exposed brickworks, skylights, beams and seated mezzanine/chill area.”

It’s not often one gets the opportunity to see someone of Kenny Larkin’s stature playing in such a quirky and intimate location. We are hyped to hear NYC’s Fred P too who has made some of the deepest House we have heard over the last few years. First guest on at 4pm so please arrive early.

Also please take note, it’s a cash only bar and there are not many cashpoints that close by so please come prepared. There will be also be a full cloakroom. As usual we will be operating our door policy.

Transport info:
Bus – 26, 30, 236, 276, 488, 388, get off at Hackney Wick.
Tube – Stratford and change to overground replacement service to Hackney Wick
20 minutes walk from Bow Road
DLR – 15 minutes walk from Pudding Mill Lane
Overground – Hackney Wick station is closed for the weekend
Cycle routes – River Lee with links from the Regents Canal and the Hertford Union.
Some engineering work is taking place this weekend, so we advise you to take bus.

Look forward to seeing you on the dancefloor!

Sunday, 24 October 2010 · 12:00 - 22:00