Main Room:
Roger Sanchez (5 hr. set)
Nathan Larkin
Jack Michaels

Dirty Groove Room:
Audio Jackers
Dave Joyce
Helen Joyce
James Lewis
Ryan Chenery
Tom Allan

Connected Room:
Jesse James
Chris Aidy
Ben Jammin
Groove Establishment
Oli Bailey

Lock N Load Events is proud to present the Grammy-Award winning Roger Sanchez and his world famous Release Yourself party for a spectacular one-off London club show at the magnificent Koko. This incredible venue is the perfect setting for Roger’s only confirmed UK club date of 2007 and the mighty S-Man will play an exclusive 5 Hour Set, supported by a mesmerising light show and the full Release Yourself production.

Sanchez’s career spans a grand 14 years, in which he has achieved Number 1 records across the world, held down residencies at some of the most respected clubs in the world (currently Pacha Ibiza and Crobar New York), become one of the most popular dance music radio broadcasters around, released acclaimed albums and compilations, and remixed some of the biggest names in music – from Chic to Michael Jackson to Kylie to Daft Punk, and hundreds of others. That’s not to mention his excellent Stealth Records label, home to some of the most successful house music records around today. It’s not often that the word “legend” can be truly justified in dance music – but Roger is one figure who is by no means short on credentials...

For the past 5 years, The S-Man has rocked the legendary Turnmills club with his Release Yourself showcase parties, playing exclusively at the venue in London. This June will see him return to the capital for what is sure to be his most exciting UK gig for years – a 5 hour set in the majestic KOKO. This is the venue that Prince and Madonna used for their recent secret London gigs, the venue that was used for the star-studded afterparty of the Alfie premiere, and the venue that in 2007 returns to the house music scene as the most spectacular in the country. One of the true masters of house music, his 5 hour set will demonstrate why he is still at the top of his game after so many years.