Andy C Announces Alive 3.0 At Drumsheds

Andy C, the undisputed king and executioner of Drum & Bass, has earned his place in the genre’s hall of fame for good reason. Having been one of the true pioneers of the sound and bringing the genre to the ears and hearts of millions of ravers worldwide, Andy C continues to break records, bulldoze boundaries and push his shows to the absolute limit with unmatchable momentum.

This November, Andy C will be returning to London, the city where he has sold out every major venue throughout his career. Having sold out the historic Brixton Academy in a matter of minutes two years running, he took his achievement to royal levels, performing at the prestigious Alexandra Palace, Wembley Arena and the O2, solidifying his place as the king of the genre.

Andy C will be taking over Drumsheds for the next installment of his ground-shattering ALIVE audio & visual event series. He will be taking control of the visuals, remixing the show before your eyes with brand new set design, incredible visuals and next-level production!

Keeping the music at the forefront of all he does, Andy has put together a bespoke soundtrack for the show. You won’t hear anything like this anywhere else!!

Drumsheds

Drumsheds is a multi-level, multi-room, set in a disused industrial warehouse in North London. It’s a former IKEA store, anyone who’s ever walked round IKEA will know how big this places are!!

Here’s what Andy C himself said of the venue & the Alive show….

“The first time I played there – Absolutely mind blowing! The atmosphere inside there, the visuals and just that industrial warehouse vibe… But almost on a scale unimaginable”

“Brixton Electric was the first ever Alive show. A couple of Brixton Academey’s, Alexandra Palace, two Wembley Arenas, the O2. I mean it’s just incredible”

“It’s a really unique experience at Drumsheds. I can’t wait to bring the Alive show to this arena!”

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Posted By Mark Jeffers