Love to be… to celebrate 30 years in Leeds and Sheffield
After 30 years in the game, Love to be… brings its 30th-anniversary closing parties to Mint Warehouse and FORGE in November and December.
Date published: 17th Oct 2024
Love to be... is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, coming to Mint Warehouse in Leeds on Saturday 23rd November 2024, and FORGE in Sheffield on Saturday 7th December 2024.
Following Love to be's sold-out 30th-anniversary show, the brand returns to Leeds for a 30th-anniversary closing party. For this one, they're bringing massive house DJ and producer Low Steppa to headline. He'll be joined by Groove Assassin, Trimtone, Aimee, Stuart Pilling, Sinclair, and Lisa Millet (live PA), with the second room hosted by AFTERHRS.
This one starts at 10pm and runs until 5am, bringing house sounds to one of the best clubs in Leeds. Secure your tickets below!
Tickets for Love to be... 30 years of House PT2 | Saturday 23rd November 2024 | Mint Warehouse in Leeds
Then Love to be brings a closing party over to its hometown of Sheffield. Taking over FORGE, one of the best nightclubs in Sheff, they bring a party that kicks off at 5pm and runs up until 12:30am.
Over in the Warehouse room will be legendary house pioneer Marshall Jefferson. He'll be joined by David Penn, Trimtone, Watty, Booty, and more. Then, in the Workroom, there'll be sets from Stuart Pilling, James Worrall, Melly D, and Jacob Flint B2B Gross Rodriguez.
Ending the 30 Years of House celebrations in the city where Love to be started, this one’s sure to be special. Grab your tickets below!
Tickets for Love to be... 30 years of House closing party | Saturday 7th December 2024 | FORGE in Sheffield
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