Shoreditch's 93 Feet East shares details of state-of-the-art refit for 25th birthday

East London nightclub 93 Feet East has shared details of how it is marking its 25th birthday — including a series of state-of-the-art upgrades to its main room.

Located within Shoreditch’s Truman Brewery complex, the venue is marking a quarter of a century with its Fuse residency, with the party - that began live at 93 Feet East - halfway through its 10-party run of Sunday sessions in Brick Lane.

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93 Feet East has also anounced the installation of an upgraded Funktion One 4 soundsystem with three F124 bass speakers in its main room, alongside the addition of a new "hi-spec production set-up" that includes a "Eurolite Blinder, Power Strobe, Hazer, an LCD projector and a vast screen."

Installed to “enhance the overall live experience for both DJs and club-goers," the new set-up works in unison with 93 Feet East's trademark floor-to-ceiling windows, that allow light to slowly fade outside during day-to-night parties.

The venue will also be operating a no-phones policy on the dancefloor.

Fuse will continue this returned residency at 93 Feet East throughout November until a finale event on December 15, with more unannounced guests and debut B2Bs expected.

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X—Series has seen appearances from Cristi Cons, Dr Banana, Dan Ghenancia, Fabe, Gene On Earth,Harry McCanna, Laidlaw, Tristan Da Cunha, Voightmann, and more.

Speaking on the return of Fuse, resident DJ Seb Zito said: “Looking forward to being re-inspired once again on a Sunday and connecting with each other. Big up Enzo Siragusa and Fuse for putting on these weekly shows and allowing the next generation to feel what we felt back in 2008.”

Check for listings and tickets here.

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