Ivan Smagghe & Schwabe · 20/44
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We had to change the location, but as promised we are keeping the same coordinates. Everything we stood for during our fifteen years on the river, we're doing our best to uphold in these trying times. We’ve planned a very special night, one that will hopefully remind us all of that unique Belgrade clubbing experience we’ve been missing lately.
Legend Ivan Smagghe is coming back, to see old friends, but also to help shape a new generation of curious music lovers.
Once described as a cynical yet effective dark disco magician, Smagghe has a rare ability to act as a raw conduit between his famously obscure records and strobe-soaked dance floors — injecting something of himself into the mix, seamlessly.
France’s most praised radio host and selector, Ivan Smagghe stands at the crossroads of glamorous Parisian hype and uncompromising musical integrity.
His genre-defying and genre-defining production work, first in Black Strobe, then in It’s A Fine Line with Tim Paris, and through other projects — has earned praise from the likes of James Murphy, Trevor Jackson, Tiga, Ewan Pearson, Ata, Optimo, and the late, great Andrew Weatherall. All fellow crusaders in the fight to prove that electronic music can be so much more than a one-dimensional soundtrack for a wild night out, just like our very own Schwabe.
Entrance FREE before midnight / 1200 after
Legend Ivan Smagghe is coming back, to see old friends, but also to help shape a new generation of curious music lovers.
Once described as a cynical yet effective dark disco magician, Smagghe has a rare ability to act as a raw conduit between his famously obscure records and strobe-soaked dance floors — injecting something of himself into the mix, seamlessly.
France’s most praised radio host and selector, Ivan Smagghe stands at the crossroads of glamorous Parisian hype and uncompromising musical integrity.
His genre-defying and genre-defining production work, first in Black Strobe, then in It’s A Fine Line with Tim Paris, and through other projects — has earned praise from the likes of James Murphy, Trevor Jackson, Tiga, Ewan Pearson, Ata, Optimo, and the late, great Andrew Weatherall. All fellow crusaders in the fight to prove that electronic music can be so much more than a one-dimensional soundtrack for a wild night out, just like our very own Schwabe.
Entrance FREE before midnight / 1200 after
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