	News Features Films The Feed Tech	Events Submit Photos Clubs Tickets		Reviews DJ Pages DJ Charts Labels Podcasts	My RA Inbox Forum Latest Competitions
New to Resident Advisor? Sign in or join RA today.

The Feed

The exploitation of London promoters


Toi Toi's most recent newsletter has some interesting insights into the state of the London warehouse party scene, saying that such spaces can cost promoters as much as £5k for a single evening. (Scroll for the post.) http://toitoimusik.createsend1.com/t/viewemail/j/78ced78b3a0ec479
Words /	terrencefuller
Published /	Friday, 17 August 2012 09:02 PM
Comments /	6 Comments


Share this page 2 8
Comments The exploitation of London promoters You're not logged in. You need to register to post your comments. Anyone can register on RA. Even you. Login here or click here to register frankie_aglowwrote Thu, 30 Aug 2012lol. marziewrote Thu, 30 Aug 2012The clue's in the title, Forrest. Forrestwrote Thu, 30 Aug 2012this is a joke, in sydney you will pay close to that for a decent venue for a night, how about the explotation of sydney promoters? synik_onewrote Mon, 20 Aug 2012Word. Can't walk 3 blocks in East London without seeing posters proclaiming another warehouse party. Completely disconnected with what that word use to encapsulate and frankly, just boring. Amir_Alexanderwrote Sat, 18 Aug 2012Knowledge is power. Comradwrote Sat, 18 Aug 2012People got to stop being willing to pay ridiculous prices to rave in a dirty warehouse. Only we can make these prices go down by not paying for em, promoters cant afford to pay for the warehouses as no one will buy tickets, warehouse leasers make no money. Everything goes down. Demand and supply. Economics As long as peeps are willing to pay 25 quid to rave in a warehouse things will stay the same. Click here to view the full thread
Newer feeds #51117 Sat, 18 Aug 2012 / desraces Axel Boman talks Stockholm Studio Barnhus' Axel Boman gives his verdict on the Swedish capital's scene past and present in this interview with High Five Magazine. 1 Comment #50990 Sat, 18 Aug 2012 / RA Mix of the day: Ekoplekz One of the artists involved in our upcoming event at London's Southbank Centre turns in the latest mix in the LWE podcast series, touching on "the crossover zones between experimental composition and techno." Post a comment #51188 Sun, 19 Aug 2012 / ryankeeling See a short film on Mutek Mexico This 15-minute film features performance footage and interviews from last year's event, with the likes of Tyondai Braxton, Ewan Pearson and Brandt Brauer Frick all involved. More ›		Older feeds #51201 Fri, 17 Aug 2012 / toddburns The return of British Murder Boys Regis and Surgeon are back in recorded form. A 12-inch called Where Pail Limbs Lie will be released soon by Mute's new sub-label Liberation Technologies. More › #51172 Fri, 17 Aug 2012 / samlouis A day in the life of Luca Bacchetti The Italian DJ, producer and Ovum signee discusses his recent move to Barcelona, his lifestyle and favourite records in this film by Mark Rabadán and Sergi Cameron. More › #51163 Fri, 17 Aug 2012 / RA Mix of the day: Ben Klock An hour Ben Klock recorded live at Berghain? Oh, go on then. 10 Comments

The Feed homepage

About RSS Feeds Staff	Mobile (beta) Bookmark RA Submit event
Take me to the top

DJ Gregory
A certain point

Copyright © 2013 Resident Advisor Ltd.

All rights reserved. Terms & Privacy.