360º arrives in Glasgow this April with huge headliners Krystal Klear and Dusky

Glasgow, 8th March 2023- Fever’s popular series of 360º exclusive clubbing experiences is set to make its debut in Glasgow on April 28th and 29th with Dublin DJ legend, Krystal Klear and internationally-acclaimed electro duo, Dusky.

Fever, the leading global live-entertainment discovery platform, best known for experiences such as Stranger things: The Experience, Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and their original concept, Candlelight Concerts, launched the series of electronic parties in collaboration with JBM Music after huge success in European destinations such a Paris and Geneva. The series has now also gained immense popularity in the UK, having taken both the cities of Liverpool and Manchester by storm.

360º is best described as an immersive, DJ-led experience, offering electronic music lovers a unique way of enjoying their favourite music genres, be it electro, techno, house, or disco. Each clubbing experience promises a 360º element, whether that be a centralised stage or a centralised dancefloor, with the intention being that the DJ is visible from all angles.

The immersive events are typically held in visually impressive yet unconventional spaces, giving guests the opportunity to party in some of the world’s most astonishing historic sites. Previous UK venues have included a Concorde aircraft hanger and a Grade II-listed Victorian bathhouse, both in Manchester.

Glasgow’s 360º experience will be held in the iconic St Luke’s Church, a beautifully restored Grade B-listed building which showcases all the original features of the historic Parish Church. Saint Luke’s boasts a breath-taking interior, with stained glass windows and a pipe organ display dating back to the early 1800’s.

360º Beats events are renowned for showcasing the biggest names in the scene and Glasgow will be no different. Headlining day one of the two-day takeover on Friday 28th of April, will be Dublin’s finest, Krystal Klear, bringing all the way from NYC an extended set of his signature sounds, which he describes as “inspirations from 1980-1994”. Having broken through into the public consciousness with early hits like “Tried For Your Love” and “We’re Wrong”, he has quickly become a mainstay on the international circuit. Supporting on this day will also be Alex Virgo and Polka Dot Disco Club.

On day two, Saturday 29th April, gracing the decks will be none other than UK underground leaders, Dusky. Dusky, AKA London production duo, Nick Harriman and Alfie Granger-Howell are the masterminds behind the 2012 killer track ‘Flo Jam’, the underground anthem that broke barriers and earned itself iTunes’ Dance Single Of The Year. Supporting Dusky will be Biianco, and Kane Kirkpatrick.

Ticket prices start at £19 and are available here

Please be aware that the last entry will be strictly at 9pm.

Glasgow 360º: DUSKY & KRYSTAL KLEAR

Location: St. Luke’s Church

Date: April 28th & 29th, 2023

Tickets: Available here

Visuals: Image​​s​​​​​ can be found here

About Dusky

Dusky are London production duo Nick Harriman and Alfie Granger-Howell. In just three years, the fast-rising duo have asserted themselves as leaders of the UK underground. BBC Essential Mix of the Year contenders, DJ Magazine cover stars, headliners everywhere from Berlin's Panorama Bar to London's Fabric, Dusky's story so far is one of constant forward motion and a uniquely universal appeal. Whatever musical sub-strain Dusky turn their hands to, there is always a strong common thread - a signature depth and detailing. A stamp of quality, that makes for an instantly recognisable 'Dusky' sound.

About Krystal Klear

Dec Lennon, AKA Krystal Klear, is a music producer and DJ from Dublin, Ireland currently residing in NY. He runs the label Cold Tonic and has released on Running Back, UTTU, Madtech, Eglo, All City and more. A sophisticated studio scientist as well as touring DJ, Lennon’s fine-tuned ear for melody and flair is evident throughout both the tunes he makes, and the ones he draws for in the club. With one foot in the disco camp and the other in house + techno, the guiding M.O. of Krystal Klear has remained pretty simple from day one: dance music that makes people actually dance.

About St Luke’s Church

Saint Luke’s was built in 1836 as a working church thanks to extensive missionary work in the surrounding community and was initially used as a “chapel of ease” for the residents of the nearby Barony parish. The history of St. Luke’s & St. Andrews Church Of Scotland is truly a storied and tumultuous one, including a fire in 1924 which tore through the once pristine and ornate house of worship and left it in ruins. This tragic incident amongst other unsettling events eventually led to the once beautiful church lying deserted. In 2013, it was purchased by Michael and Tony Woods and soon after, work started on the refurbishment of the building. Remaining one of Glasgow’s oldest churches, St Luke’s is a truly historic landmark. Today, the church has been internally renovated to a standard that brings back the original look but with the latest technology in sound and lighting, becoming in the process an amazing new prospect for the East End music and arts scene. St. Luke’s is once again bringing joy to the citizens of the east end and beyond as a multipurpose music venue, bar & kitchen.