The Bonding Warehouse is hosting a Noughtie ’n’ Nice: Secret 2000s Warehouse Rave this Friday 27 June, with club classics, wild lighting, and York DJ Jono on the turntable.
The Bonding Warehouse is being brought back to life in honour of its history as a legendary venue, with organisers describing this rave revival as an indie-electro-laced trip down memory lane, and a love letter to 00s culture, from R&B to electroclash, Paris Hilton to Peaches.
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Whether you were there the first time or just want to experience the millennium vibe, Noughtie ’n’ Nice is your chance to sweat it out with a crowd of true believers in the power of pop nostalgia, indie sleaze, and dancefloor redemption.
Club goers will be able to take advantage of a request line where they can ask for favourite throwback tunes ahead of time.
Tickets are £10 on the door, £5 in advance via Eventbrite. The event is for 18+ and will be from 8pm until 1am.
The Bonding Warehouse is now a co-working space and creative hub, but has also staged comedy nights for local talent.
Live music is also making a comeback at the property beside Skeldergate Bridge and Terry Avenue in collaboration with the new tenants Patch.
The Bonding Warehouse was a focal point of the city’s cultural scene during the 1980s and 90s, renowned for its vibrant live music, theatre, and comedy nights, attracting household names from Jo Brand to Lee Evans.
