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Seminal house DJs line up to support Crystal Palace Overground Festival 2017


As the Crystal Palace Overground Festival team prepare for their return in 2017 on 12 - 18 June and a move of the park event to Crystal Palace park, they have been given a boost by the support of some of the biggest house and hip hop DJs of the past 25 years.


Scene of many festival nights of serious fun and dancing with bands such as Metamono, Sculpture and Alex Paterson of the Orb, Anerley Town Hall will see Lol, Chris and Joel bring their own brand of dance music to raise funds for the festival. Other top DJs are to be announced so do check the festival?s website crystalpalacefestival.org and social media channels for updates.


Lol Hammond has been around since the early 90s as part of Spiral Tribe and he founded the Drum Club, both the seminal club in the Soundshaft and as part of a recording duo with his partner Charlie Hall. He is currently a music supervisor at ‪@Vertigofilms‪,‬ a music producer and member of the Drum Club. Film music credits include Football Factory, Bronson and The Sweeney @Lol_Vertigo


Chris Coco has been DJing since the acid house explosion of the late 80s. His club/festival/party sets are mainly proper house featuring the best of the current releases and a selection of classics with a little slo mo disco and a few eclectic surprises thrown in. He currently broadcasts and syndicates a weekly electronic music radio show called Melodica and runs his label, Melodica Recordings, out of his studio/office in London www.chriscoco.com


With his partner Tony Vegas, DJ Primecuts has moved between genres with ease and finesse and enjoyed a long residency at Fabric in London. They?ve supported The Beastie Boys and The Sex Pistols amongst others and these days continue not only to DJ around the world but also to create their own music.


Doors at 8pm til 1:30am, with a full bar

Anerley Town Hall, Anerley Road, SE20 8AJ

Nearest station: Anerley Overground


Tickets are ?20 plus booking fee from Eventbrite at

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/festival-fundraiser-st-patricks-day-rave-up-tickets-31158530002

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