Manchester
club Avici White, at 111A Deansgate, has been a bastion of the city's house music scene
for over a year. Recently the club's music styles have edged out of
house and more towards mainstream, prompting somewhat of a
repercussion from the club's regulars over Facebook. Was this the end
of Avici White for house fans who, for the last year, have been
enjoying acts like Joey Negro, Sandy Rivera, Stereo Sushi, ATFC and
Jon Fitz?
I
asked promoter Natalie Anna Etchells why the music- and the club- had
seemed to turn a corner.
“We
are now buying another club in Manchester for house music,” said
Natalie, “and needed a strong promotional brand to take over so we
can put our efforts into the new venue. Plus Global Glamour (national club promotion agency) who now run our Friday and Saturdays
pack it out every weekend without fail, so for business purposes it
makes the most sense. I'm a house girl through and through and
actually prefer the new nights due to crowd and atmosphere. You
should come try it, you'd be pleasantly surprised.”
A
quick Google search suggests we could have another scoop here,
people...
I'm
looking forward to the new venue- and quite tempted to drop in to
Avici's primary venue again to sample the new atmos. House or not, it
could be a good shout.
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