The club night that changed the techno scene in the UK forever, at it's conception in 1991 in Ossett, where thousands came to a small capacity club in a nondescript town and had their lives changed! Then moving to the the legendary After Dark club in Morley near Leeds, running from 1991 - 2003
Now hosting one off special events we will be using the same formula with current big and upcoming talents from across the world.
Three rooms of Techno & House music.
This Orbit event is in loving memory of our friend Scott Daniel. Aka Mad Scotty.
Early bird ticket: SOLD OUT
1st Release tickets: SOLD OUT
2nd Release tickets : SELLING FAST
The Leeds Warehouse (news)
Coined as 'the Baron of Techno' by the late DJ John Peel, Brighton born and Amsterdam based techno producer Dave Clarke is being brought to the venue by legendary promoters 'The Orbit'.
Not only does Dave have his own stage at Tommorrowland, he has remixed for the likes of Kevin Saunderson’s Inner City, The Chemical Brothers, New Order, Depeche Mode, Moby, Leftfield, Underworld and many more. He has become known for flying the flag for true techno spirit, pushing cutting edge sounds alongside a consistency of vision and purpose - rare in the ever-changing world of dance music.
Since launching in Ossett in 1991, The Orbit have hosted Dave himself before, as well as Jeff Mills, Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Joey Beltram, Laurent Garnier, Surgeon and many more.
We are delighted to be hosting both Dave Clarke and The Oribt at the venue, Saturday 2nd May. Tickets went crazy after announcing back in January and we'd advise getting yours very soon if you don't already.
Happa, DJ & producer.
Heralding from Leeds, Samir Alikhanizadeh aka ‘Happa‘ is stirring up quite a scene. Still only in his mid-teens his productions are both well executed and original. Displaying a level of creativity that few are managing to achieve. With radio support from Mary Anne Hobbs on KISS FM (Soon to be joining BBC Radio 6), Skream and Zed Bias, it’s safe to say ‘Happa’ is here to stay.
Having released ‘Beat Of The Drum‘ on the newly formed Church imprint and a remix of Vondelpark’s ‘Dracula‘on R&S over the last few months has given Samir the confidence to pursue his ambitions in music despite having little formal training. What we’re dealing with here is raw, natural talent and the perseverance to accomplish great things. With plans to establish a regular club night to support other break-through artists and backing key players, all we have to do is sit back and wait for it to happen. In this interview Samir speaks openly about his influences, approach to music production and how he intends to fulfill his goals.
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