A home-coming gig for world-renowned DJ Bill Brewster whose career has seen him taking the roof off clubs aroud the globe with his unique selection of deep and tough house music, enchanting a backrooms with a genre-bending sets of disco, Balearic, rock and hip hop, playing chillout music in bays in Croatia and more.
Join us for a musical journey with a chance to hear the story of Bill's career to date.
In a former life, Bill was a punk rocker, a chef and also the co-editor of cult football magazine When Saturday Comes, but has been a record nerd all of his life. He began DJing in the 1980s and came into his own in the early 1990s, particularly during a two-year stint in New York running DMC’s office, where nights at the Sound Factory and hanging out with Danny Tenaglia gave him the musical grounding you can still hear in his music today.
Bill was also one of the founding residents at famed nightclub Fabric in London, a position he held for five years. There are few still playing regularly today that have his dedication, eclecticism and encyclopaedic knowledge of music.
Bill's parallel life is as a writer and with his long-term partner-in-crime Frank Broughton they have written four books together, including the acclaimed Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (new paperback edition out now), How To DJ (Properly) and their most recent, The Record Players. The pair were also behind the legendary money-drain DJhistory.com and their party, Low Life celebrated its 30th anniversary in February 2025.
