We’re busy double-checking calendars and firming up time slots, so we’ll announce the exact timings in our 2020 House Party Schedule soon. For now, you can whet your whistle by checking out the confirmed artists and activities that will be hitting your House Party below... more will be added as they are confirmed.
At 14, Miss Devine was kidnapped by drag queens and dragged off to the disco..she's still there many years later
but is allowed out to DJ when she's good..She started underground dance party 'Golden Delicious' in the mid 90s on a break from the Depeche Mode tour and is resident for Kimberley/Give, House of Honey along with a shed load of festivals/parties/clubs/other doos..expect good time party vibes with a dollop of filth.
Catchi is the head honcho for Bristol-based Minotaur Sound, she’s getting a reputation for melodic sets that take you on a house-infused journey.
She’s happiest when surrounded by cats, glitter and good music. Like Together, she is also passionate about gender-equal lineups and inclusive nights. She’s not afraid to cross genres and can keep everyone very happy on the dancefloor.
Get dutty with Dubwives. All the best carioca funk, afrobeat, bass, garage, grime, jungle, drum'n'bass, booty shaking, sub woofer rumbling sounds you could ever want to hear.
Glyn “Bigga” Bush: ex Rockers Hi Fi midi maestro; producer of heavyweight BiggaBush tunes and dub latin amalgam Lightning Head; afrobeat wrangler; head beat-head of the Magic Drum Orchestra; freestyle frock-wearing DJ and purveyor of interesting mashups and versions.
Described by the late great DJ Derek as "the Ant & Dec of reggae". Described by intercontinental techno big dawg Jon Hopkins as "the Cannon & Ball of dubstep". Described by themselves variously as "beats and bass", "Acid House Carnival", and "a pair of wannabe rude boys from the home counties". Johnny Clash and Duck aka Bam Bam Sound currently reside in sunny south-east London and broadcast on Purple Radio.
Imagining a post apocalyptic future where robots are forced to improvise soundsystem music on whatever ageing musical technology still functions, Robot Riddims combines the power of live Dub mixing with DIY synths, the Commodore 64’s SID chip and crunchy 8 bit drums to bring a performance that is “Strictly Lo-Fi for your Hi-Fi”.
Echaskech are a London based electronic act drawing on numerous influences ranging across techno, acid, IDM, classical and drum and bass. With three album releases on Just Music.
Stefan Goodchild is an AV artist and designer, best known for his live modular visuals that have backdropped LCD Soundsystem, Peter Gabriel and Queen, amongst others. His musical works reach back over 25 years, notably to the late 90's as Stabilizer, and more recently as a remixer for Nine Inch Nails and Peter Gabriel. From Bognor, to Berlin, to 5000 damp punters at in Glastonbury's John Peel tent, he has DJ'd the world-over and, now he'll be joining us at Together’s 2020 house party!
In a world, where music and video collide, one band (and their VJ) mix science, magic and mathematically themed sunglasses, to create beat-laden pop songs with heavy bass lines and slightly awkward dance moves.
Now, for the first time in history, the team that brought you 'Dark Flow', 'Vanish', 'Time Travellers' and the unforgettable '130 Astronauts' (featuring legendary DJ: Mr. Thing) are playing out with a bad-ass drummer.
Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
Multi- dimensional artist Kassia Zermon aka Bunty is a unique force best known for pioneering underground experimental vocal loop shows and fronting UK leading Dub act Resonators. Bunty's distinctive voice has been championed by likes of Rodigan, Mark Lamar and BBC 6 taste makers Tom Robinson and Lauren Laverne. Bunty's powerful avant- pop orchestra has been compared to FKA Twiggs and Tune-Yards. Combining the rawness of early M.I.A with the lyrical espionage of Tom Waits and a voice that can sound as sweet as Ella Fitzgerald (on Acid).