Bedrock: John Digweed
@ Ministry of Sound London
Easter Thursday 24th March 2016
John Digweed (extended set)
+ more to be announced across four rooms
Easter 2016 will see Bedrock take over the legendary Ministry of Sound for the very first time as it prepares for its next party in the capital on Thursday 24th March.
Bedrock has become globally renowned for its unrivalled Easter parties, with each of them entering electronic music folklore thanks to fans from all over the world taking the pilgrimage. For 2016’s edition, the Bedrock boss will steer the landmark event in a brand new direction, as he prepares to bring his party to one of the most famous and respected clubs on the planet, London’s very own Ministry of Sound.
John Digweed’s talent behind the decks is unquestionable and continues to stand out in a very saturated industry. A man with over twenty years’ experience under his belt, his defining role in helping to shape and elevate the scene into what it is today as well as evolving Bedrock into one of the most successful electronic record labels of all time. Since its creation in late 1999 alongside Nick Muir, Digweed’s label Bedrock has churned out huge hits and led the way in underground music through its diverse offering from house to progressive techno and everything in between. Flash forward 16 years and the label has just celebrated its 166th release, from newcomers BOg and Jonas Sandbach, demonstrating its continued commitment to stay current.
“Bedrock has always been a brand you can benchmark quality against” – John Digweed.
As a club that has evolved from regular hotspot to a global iconic brand, Ministry of Sound has a reputation that is firmly embedded into the history of dance music. For twenty five years the club has stood at the forefront of electronic music, inviting the world’s biggest artists and most respected brands through its doors each and every week. Recognised for its impeccable sound system that is yet to be replicated anywhere else in the world, John Digweed will relish the chance of being able to play through its legendary speakers. This and the main room’s low ceiling will make the perfect setting for his extended set.
