New London club Werkhaus relaunches
The 300-capacity East London club previously opened in late-2019 ahead of closing due to the pandemic
One of London’s newest clubs, Werkhaus, is relaunching in a post-lockdown world after being closed for months during the pandemic.
The 300-capacity club reopened on September 11, and it has many international DJs scheduled to play over the forthcoming months.
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Upcoming events and shows at Werkhaus include performances and appearances from the likes of Conducta, Brame & Hamo, Sally C, Cromby, Holly Lester, Space Dimension Controller, and more.
Both Conducta and Fraz.ier will be playing ‘All Night Long’ events at the venue.
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The venue, located on Brick Lane in East London, launched in one of London’s original warehouse spaces in late 2019.
Due to the imminent lockdown in March 2020 which forced clubs to shut, the space only had a limited amount of time to host events before having to shut its doors to the public.
The venue has a top of the range Funktion-One sound system and they are planning to collaborate with the likes of Percolate, LWE, and Loaded, who will all be doing takeovers and planning events.
The aesthetic venue, consisting of concrete pillars, bare brick walls, a high-end soundsystem and overhanging lights has described itself as ‘state of the art’.
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The venue has said that they are putting an emphasis on the ‘quality over quantity’ of events that they host to ensure the best experience for their attendees.
Luca, General Manager of Werkhaus says “Having worked in nightlife for over 15 years it was a real challenge to see a space we’d worked so hard on have to close for 18 months. However, it gave us time to refine the venue and it’s now better than we originally imagined it. We’re absolutely thrilled to be open once more and deliver great events for like minded people!”
Aneesa Ahmed is Mixmag's Digital Intern, follow her on Twitter
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