Following on from a year of nine great parties across the UK, SoCo Social – an event that brings huge talent to intimate venues for free – is now Belfast bound. SoCo Social will be debuting in Belfast at Ollie’s Nightclub on Thursday 17th April from 8pm to midnight, bringing with it legendary DJ James Lavelle and up-and-coming superstar DJ Henry Relph. SoCo Social brings the weekend that much closer with a free party hosted by big name DJs - recently, acts such as Groove Armada, Norman Jay and Steve Angello have all headlined events. The parties are free to people over 18, and tickets are available to be won at www.socosocial.co.uk . Lucky winners will receive a confirmatory text message a few days before the event which will double as their entry ticket. As well as the chance to see top music talent in a local bar, the party vibe carries on as guests can sample delicious Southern Comfort and mixers alongside the tunes that are sure to launch a legendary weekend. Headlining the Belfast SoCo Social is the mighty James Lavelle (UNKLE). With a career stretching over 18 years and with a vast genre-spanning vinyl collection to match, no wonder he’s been described as the Hunter S Thompson of DJs. With Pete Tong, Gilles Peterson and Paul Oakenfold serving as his mentors at an early age, Lavelle soaked up the house, hip hop and sample culture scenes that would cement his talent and springboard him to be a Fabric resident for 5 years, launch pioneering record label MoWax, and play in hundreds of legendary clubs worldwide. Lavelle will be supported by DJ Henry Relph, a bright new name on the scene who has been creating a buzz in the club scenes in London, Paris and LA with his eclectic, party friendly sets and a fusion of hip hop influences over classic rock and disco. This is a FREE event and tickets can be applied for at www.socosocial.co.uk .
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