The Retired Ravers Club are thrilled to host Stanton Warriors as headliners, bringing their unique blend of beats that have kept dance floors alive for decades. Alongside them, your resident DJs will be spinning their usual mix of classic tracks and the freshest cuts across two rooms.
Join Stanton Warriors, the resident Retired DJs and a friendly crowd for a night of the very best house, garage, techno and drum & bass from the 90s to the present day.
Room 1 - House, garage, breakbeat, drum & bass
STANTON WARRIORS
PETE XRX
BIGp
Room 2 Deep & funky house, liquid drum & bass
BARNEY LOGIC
DUNCSTABLE
MISTA WEAVA
Since bursting onto the scene with their multi award-winning album “The Stanton Sessions” back in 2001, the Stanton Warriors’ irresistible and inimitable sound has consistently remained the soundtrack to some of the world’s biggest and best parties; from East London warehouses, Miami boat parties and illegal Detroit raves, to the stages of Coachella, Glastonbury, Burning Man and Ultra, selling out global tours and topping DJ lists along the way.
In the studio, Bristol’s Mark Yardley and Dominic Butler have honed a trademark, uncategorisable sound that is at once all their own, but also utterly indefinable, leading to high-profile releases on XL Records, Fabric, Cheap Thrills, Central Station and Universal, alongside official remixes for everyone from Daft Punk and Fatboy Slim, to MIA and Gorillaz. This phenomenal output and remarkable longevity has ensured the Stanton Warriors legendary status amongst not only their fans, but also their peers, as they remain fresh, original and relevant; obstinately dancing to beat of their own drum and helping to pave the way for new talent.
The Stanton Warriors have topped the Beatport charts, inspired Disclosure’s Grammy-nominated album Settle, got Annie Mac dancing on her living room carpet, opened London’s 3k capacity Building Six club, and had their podcast reach No. 3 in the iTunes chart.
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