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November 26th - Milton Keynes: Dreamscape

What with the Queen suffering a bad year last year, this year has been one of the most unluckiest years ever, a "Annus Horribilis" for most promoters.

 

This year has been especially traumatic and stressful for ESP promotions and it's lead promoter Murray Beeston. All talk of "Woodstock II" and "Fen Farm" is banned and the troubles from this year are going to be cast aside as Murray plans for his next party, "Dreamcape VII - Back To Our Roots", which just happens to co-inside with their second birthday party at the Sanctuary in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.

 

 

 

November 27th - Glasgow: Fantazia

As a precursor and the launch to their scheduled world tour, due to be held on foreign land, sometime next year, once again, Fantazia goes back up to Scotland to host their second event in the country, "The Big Bang" at the imposing SECC [ Scottish Exhibition And Conference Centre ] near Glasgow city centre, west central Scotland.

 

With the all proceeds of this event going to the Terrence Higgins trust [ who are commerating ten years as a charity ] and the Scottish AIDS Chartities, this should be an event with a great purpose. Fantazia's second visit to Glasgow turns out to be Scotland's biggest event this year with over twelve thousand scottish ravers in attendance.

 

Forth FM's Tom Wilson is amazed by warm recpetion he recieved from the highly partisan glaswegian crowd. He also commented on the amount of people that stayed in the hall and danced through his set, he also cited this event to be one of the best events he has played at.

 

 

 

 

 

December

December 11th - London: One Nation

One of the south's leading flying teams "Turbo Promotions" put their flyers down for one night to host the first "One Nation" party at the Roller Express in Edmonton, north London.

 

 

 

December 31st - Birmingham: Quest

Due to their underestimation of their following, hundreds of people had to be turned away at the door from at their 2nd birthday party in September this year, promoters Gerald Bailey and Carl Peddie from Quest have to think fast to accomdate their crowd.

 

Originaly, the event is due to take place at the Picassos venue in Wolverhampton, west midlands, but the positive feedback from their regulars and the huge demand for tickets in the weeks leading up to the event makes it impossible for the organisers to hold their end of year party at their venue.

 

Quest make the short 27 mile trip from their base in Wolverhampton to host "The Final Countdown", their new years eve all-nighter at the Que Club in Birmingham, west midlands.

 

 

 

 

 
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