12/12/2007
You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I’m telling you why, Bacardi B-Live is coming to town. Well, it’s coming to the Warehouse Project to be precise, for a night of festive shenanigans. Cause to celebrate if ever there was one.
Blink twice and you might just miss it, but on December 15th the legendary Pete Tong is hitting Manchester, and as we know that’s one fella who doesn’t need Santa’s help to create festive magic. In fact, over 100,000 will witness a stocking-full of world-class acts beneath Piccadilly Station.
The master of the Essential Selection will be supplying dance wizardry and banging tunes alongside David Guetta, the multi-million selling artist and producer behind chart topping hit ‘Love Don’t Let Me Down.’ So, expect sheeny-pop house and hands in the air scenes reminiscent of that L’Oreal advert.
Also joining proceedings will be Swedish producer Axwell, and the much lauded house master Krysko. Axwell’s remixed everybody from Staines boys Hard-fi to Nelly Furtado, bypassing the likes of Madonna and Pharrell along the way.
All in all some of the worlds finest DJs and acclaimed percussionists will be descending on the infamous Warehouse Project for one of the highlights of the Crimbo period. Furthermore unique Bacardi Rum cocktails will be served to the masses - just what you need to warm the winter cockles.
December 15th
The Warehouse Project
Beneath Picadilly Train Station
Manchester
M1 2GH
9.30pm – 5.30am
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