After the huge success of the Night Slugs takeover, we move on to our next gig on the 9th February featuring the sounds of Mosca, Disclosure, SertOne b2b Bolts & Real.

£6 advanced tickets available:

online from http://www.skiddle.com/events/11580216/

or physically at 3B records, Slater Street

Abandon Silence are proud to present a special double bill as two of the UK's hottest artists head to The Hold. 2011 was the year of Mosca, from his early releases to the inescapable Bax, played by artist as diverse as Seth Troxler, Skream and James Blake. To quote Fact, who placed the track at number 2 in their 2011 countdown; "Suave as you like, it blew up any dancefloor it came near and reminded us why we fell in love with UK club music in the first place." Supporting Mosca is the prodigious duo Disclosure, who bring their fresh and exciting live show to The Shipping Forecast. They spent the last couple of months of 2011 on tour as a part of the Annie Mac Presents... tour, being handpicked by the Radio One DJ herself. Despite their relative infancy, they have crafted a reputation as one of UK electronic music's 'next big things'. Support comes, as ever, from Abandon Silence residents Sertone, Bolts and Real.

Night Slugs...

Wow.. Thursday night was more than anything we could've imagined. We sold out all of our advanced allocation of tickets, with the tickets held for the door all going within 20 minutes. The record breaking crowd were treated to a sonic display by L Vis 1990 and Bok Bok that will live long in the memory. With no rules except for a rising bpm, the two Night Slugs cohorts lead The Shipping Forecast through their back catalogue, with many a surprise thrown in for good measure. As you can see from the pictures below (full album here), a good time was had by all...]