CLUB MERCADO
Dec 21st
Club Mercado – Xmas Party!
Mercado return to La Belle Angele to bring you a very special Xmas party, featuring Edinburgh’s famous festive 5:00am license!
Resident DJ’s Greg Martin, Stevie Carnie, Paul Moncur and the returning Ross Hammond will be serving up the absolute finest in classic and modern Disco, Funky and Vocal House.
DIRTY HARRY
STRAIGHTEN OUT!
DEC 22nd
Dirty Harry (Blondie Tribute) & Straighten Out! (Stranglers Tribute)
Dirty Harry has not only the original sound, feel, attitude, and full back catalogue of the band but a look- a- like of Debbie to deliver the good stuff. If a recap of some of the top tunes are required, lets remind ourselves; Heart Of Glass, Call me, Rapture, Sunday Girl, Dreaming, Atomic, Denis, Hanging on the telephone, Maria, One way or another.. Dirty Harry do it all plus plenty more of the best chart toppers and fan’s favourites
With special guests Straighten Out! Worlds No. 1 tribute to The Stranglers
Advance Tickets £12, on Door £15
TONTO TECHNO
THOMAS SCHUMACHER
DEC 22nd
Thomas Schumacher
Arts | Drumcode | Electric Ballroom
This man who needs little introduction. Thomas Schumacher has been DJing and producing for over 30 years and his longevity proves he’s one of the most versatile and innovative producers around. The Berlin based artist has released music with labels such as Drumcode, Suara, Noir Music and his own Electric Ballroom imprint.
LET'S GO BACK
80S DISCOTHEQUEDEC 26th
The Exploited, Happy Spastics, Buzzbomb
Let’s Go Back to the 80’s Discotheque
Boxing Day Bash with Let’s Go Back to the 80’s. We transform La Belle Angele into the Discotheques of the early 1980’s. This is the sound of clubs in the 80’s, NOT A CHEESY RETRO NIGHT.
With 70’s Disco a fading memory the young club kids switched to different beat. The new sound of the 80’s Discotheques was a pulsating electronic beat that started with DONNA SUMMERS ‘I FEEL LOVE’.
U.K Bands like NEW ORDER, DEPECHE MODE, OMD and THE HUMAN LEAGUE joined the sounds coming out of New York & Italy. The sound of Hi Energy, New Romantic and Electro Pop ruled the charts and the dance-floors.
What made the sound so different was the drum machines and synths, the heavy bass sound worked on the dance floor with crossover mainstream club tracks from the likes of PRINCE & MADONNA.
The era was full of classic records and we’re going to be squeezing as much of it into 5 hours as is humanly possible.FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD, DIVINE, VISAGE, DEAD OR ALIVE, THE TALKING HEADS, B52’S, DEVO & MAN 2 MAN Meets Man Parrish.