Having already announced headline shows from Michael Bibi, Patrick Topping, Denis Sulta, Honey Dijon, Stephan Bodzin (live) and more back in July, the teams at Broadwick Live and LWE have added to the talent with some more dates. The two companies are famous for their ground-breaking partnership when pioneering Printworks in 2014. With the uncertainty surrounding Printworks, The Beams is their new venture and they are making sure the first AW season is one to remember.
Kicking off the newly announced run of shows finds Maceo Plex headlining on November 5th. An artist who needs no introduction, with stand out productions released via Afterlife, Drumcode, MUTE and his own Ellum imprint. He’s a regular feature for LWE & Broadwick, having headlined Junction 2 and Printworks, most recently bringing special guest Stephan Bodzin to the Ellum Audio night in in 2021.
The Cuban-American DJ/producer is among the biggest names in electronic music and he’ll be joined by Kollektiv Turmstrasse (Live), Francesca Lombardo, Denis Horvat, Bambi Rambo. Parable takes over room two with Asch Pintura, Cameron Jack, Orca Sound, Redfreya and Skimming. As usual he will be also bringing a special guest, which will be disclosed nearer the date.
LWE’s fan favourite festival brand Junction 2 are also set to hold a special on off show at the new venue. they will be bringing their unique sound to The Beams on November 12th. It’s an incredible line up with two powerhouse co-headliners. Drumcode’s head honcho Adam Beyer will line up alongside Richie Hawtin for a night of genre-bending techno. Running alongside them in main room is Anii, IMOGEN, Vindya and Rkay. Room two will be hosted by VOLT, who will welcome Antonio De Angelis, Arnaud Le Texier, Burden, Polanski and Zuzanah b2b Tedka to the party.
On November 19th Jamie Jones headlines with a 4 hour set. The Hot Creations co-founder will be curating a full day of house and tech running from 12pm to 10.30pm. He’ll be supported by Chris Stussy, Seb Zito and Manda Moor, to ensure the dance floor is packed out early in the main room. Room two, hosted by Kazoku, will unite Astral Travel, Al:chemi, Dkatt b2b Dom O’Hara, Ella Fayden b2b Tom McRae.
Tech house mainstay brand ABODE lands for one of their very special shows on Saturday 26th November. The forever popular club night have a specially curated lineup of artists from across the musical spectrum, including some regulars whom have made a name for themselves through the brand. Expect the likes of Andrea Oliva, Richy Ahmed, GW Harrison, Ellie Cocks, Ben Rau plus more to fill the 4000-capacity space.
Skream brings his coveted Skreamizm show to the masses on 3rd December. The widely respected tastemaker has built a reputation for his energetic parties and this will be no different. Playing alongside finds icons and pioneers of electronic music including Octave One, DJ Bone, Cici, Thys and Tia Cousins alongside a very special guest. The not-to-be-missed show will also pack in EC2A Worldwide hosting room two.
To close the first season off in style, The Beams will bear witness to MK on December 10th. Having created a number of timeless productions in the mainstream and risen through the underground scene, MK will pack out the industrial venue for a night of dancing. His unique blend of house music will test the claim that Beams will be a world leading audio and visual experience.
“Located in the industrial heart of East London, the Beams’ 55,000 sqft warehouse space will be unlike anything the capital has to offer delivering an audio-visual experience like no other.”
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