Georgia Girl

Join us on 22nd July for another stand-out summer session. The legendary sounds of Cobblestone Jazz, aka Danuel Tate, Mathew Jonson, and Tyger Dhula, will reunite in Room 1. Known for their innovative live performances, this Canadian electronic music trio will showcase their unique blend of jazz-infused techno, captivating improvisations and infectious rhythms. Joining them is the beloved local legend and passionate digger, Truly Madly, who will bring their deep and soulful house vibes to the mix. Rising talent in the Uruguay techno scene Z@P also takes the decks, as well as Georgia (fka Georgia Girl), whose signature, enchanting selection of tunes will set the tone for this stand-out summer session. In Room 2, we’re delighted to be welcoming back the NorthSouth Records gang - in full force, and then some – as the label trio (Harry McCanna, Dale Mussington and Sam Bangura) invite down some truly special guests for their 6th Birthday celebrations.

The NorthSouth crew, one third headed up by our very own resident and in-house selector, Harry McCanna are a label and collective now well known for its cutting-edge releases and unique musical vision in London and further afield. Two old friends of NorthSouth are leading this year’s celebrations; Lamache makes his debut with NS after many years sharing dance floors, as well as Ron Obvious, who played live at NorthSouth’s first birthday at the Lion & Lamb back in 2018. -------- Entry 19+. Please remember to bring ID with you. No ID, no Entry. fabric strives to create an open and safe space; we operate a zero-tolerance policy to harassment, racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ageism and any form of discrimination. We ask our community to help improve our space. If you see behaviour that has no place on the dance floor, please tell us. We will deal with it and remove any offending individuals from our club. We now have free reusable lids available for all our glasses. Please note "fabricfirst tickets" are our members-only tickets. You must have a valid fabricfirst club membership to be eligible. fabric operates a zero-tolerance policy to drugs. Anyone found with illegal drugs will be banned from the venue and reported to the police.