Lean Back: New Hip Hop and House Night in a Former Abattoir
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
- Nightlife
The Ancoats abattoir-turned-nightclub formerly known as Underland is to kick off with a cutting edge hip-hop and house night on Friday 22nd August.
Organised by well known Manchester music promoters Vince Vega and Simon Bullows, this clubbing-meets-culture concept ‘Lean Back’ is billed as ‘hip hop. house music. Ratchet behaviour and body jackin’ over two floors’.
Playing some of the best brand new hip-hop and house music, the club has gathered some top DJ’s: Burton Joyce (Zutekh), Greg Purnell, Darryl Marsden (Oxymoron), In The Loop DJs (with MC Bedos), MOF Gimmers (Freek’n) and Mat Lake (Block Party).
Tickets
10pm – 4am
£3 advance from us here or £5 on the door.
Contact
1 Primrose Street (just off Oldham Road), Manchester M4 6AQ
- Last updated 8 years ago.
- This article was first published on 23 July 2014 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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