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The Widowmaker is here… Leeds Festival

doktored — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 14:58:11 +0000

Imagine the dream of being empowered with a fuck off massive soundsystem, a 40k rig no less… Now imagine our perfect audience of late night lunatics going through the night until 6am. Imagine no sound restrictions… Imagine then some of the best DJs in the form of Session (Equalizers) and Dubstep superstars in the making Tek One playing a secret set.

Then put 2 crates of beers, a bottle of red wine and a bottle of vodka and 5000 people in front of us…

CRIKEY!

10pm - 6am Marathon DJ sets
What to expect to hear: Slayer, Boys Noize, JUSTICE, Katy Perry, Noisey, White Stripes, Pendulum, Prodigy, QOTSA, Glitch, Lionel, Nirvana, Crookers, Shellac, Dubstep, Johnny Cash, James Brown, George Clinton, Jay-Z, Vintage Country, B52’s, Yeah Yeah Yeah’s, Arcade Fire, Crookers, Funk,

What not to expect: HouseyHousey, Trance, Dub, Donk and Crunk

Big Beef Warm up for Big Chill at Lexington…

doktored — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:39:50 +0000

THE LEXINGTON - FRIDAY 30TH JULY - 11PM-4AM

Sandwiched like a Lucky Pierre between their ‘In The Woods’ Latitude headline slot - where (if you can overlook an alleged £45,640 disparity in appearance fees) they were sort of supported by Tom Jones - and their Saturday night slot at Big Chill, Beef Warehouse return to The Lexington for a five hour blast of happy happy party nonsense this Friday night (30th July) from 11pm until 4am.

David will be punching his meaty fists in the air at Sonisphere so will be momentarily replaced by Matt from ping pong pioneers, Young Offenders Institute. Although Matt may lack David’s luxuriant locks, he has a beard and a professional camouflage record bag, which suggests he takes things very seriously.

To get in free, use the RSVP function on our Facebook event invite and tell us you are coming, then we’ll put you on a free guest list. Otherwise, it’s a whopping great fiver on the door.

Other Beef stuff that’s coming up…

5th - 8th August - Beefy Melons Tent heads to The Big Chill Festival

August Bank Holiday Weekend - Leeds Festival - Piccadilly Party Music Marathon

4th-6th September - Beefy Melons Tent heads to Electric Picnic

2010 Schedule is a go go go

doktored — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:59:06 +0000

The line up for 2010 is looking mighty dandy… Suppose we better start practicing.

26th February - White Light - The Lexington
3rd March - Howdy Do Festival - The Relentless Garage
23rd March Teenage Cancer Trust aftershow - Amika
26th March - White Light - The Lexington
30th April - White Light - The Lexington
28th May - White Light - The Lexington
15th - 18th July Latitude Festival - 5th year anniversary party in the woods, & Beefy Melons tent
5th - 8th August - Beefy Melons Tent heads to The Big Chill Festival
August Bank Holiday Weekend - Leeds Festival - Piccadilly Party Music Marathon
4th-6th September - Beefy Melons heads to Electric Picnic

Next Beef Warehouse night 26th March - The Lexington

doktored — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:27:46 +0000

Remember that bit in ‘The Blues Brothers’ when the band plays the redneck bar and their drinks bill far exceeds their fee? That’s what happened when Beef Warehouse kicked off their regular monthly residency at White Light at The Lexington last month, and that was with only David drinking.

This Friday they return with a hastily renegotiated arrangement (two bottles of Aftershock and a box of After Eights) and two record bags bulging with the best in scuzzy 60s lo-fi, challenging rock n roll, jumpy inappropriate club bangers and a whole lotta of hand-on-heart rock monsters.

£5 on the door, unless you say you’re attending on this event listing and we’ll put you on our free guest list.

27th November The Lexington

doktored — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:30:39 +0000

Beef Warehouse vs White Light this friday at The Lexington with Pysc’d out rockers Three Trapped Tigers. Kicks off around 9pm, we play midnight until 4am.

BEEF WAREHOUSE presents DAFT DRUNK - Friday 31st July - The Lexington, N1

doktored — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 10:38:38 +0000

Despite provoking a Daily Mail like reaction from a militia of Guardian Guide wielding Latitude Festival goers, Beef Warehouse celebrate the launch of the ‘Beefy Melon’s Vintage Temple of Love & Gratitude’ tent (and its glowing write-up in the Financial Times), as well as the success of their Woods Stage Friday night headline and subsequent stage invasion, with their second monthly ‘Daft Drunk’ night at their new North London abode, The Lexington, this Friday (31st July) from 10.30pm until 4am.

If you like high tempo squidgy electronica, random medleys from stage and screen and Shellac, then come and join our fruity little cult.

Special Guests: Bauer Industries + DJ Stuart Style (tbc)

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We need to get ourselves to LA!

doktored — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 10:35:34 +0000

Andy goes loco

doktored — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 13:21:36 +0000

Down at Fashion week Barcelona,Fuel girls (erm - how did they turn from a record label into glamour model troupe ? ) and Gumball threw a party. With Beef Warehouse manning the decks. Here is Andy pointing in a hat.

A belated Happy New Year

doktored — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:07:38 +0000

Blimey do we have some stories to tell. The Sex Tent delivering on it’s promise, The Gumball Rally party in Barcelona, And a 16 Birthday party that went a little bit out of control.

Let alone the new project coming to a festival near you! Will have a catchup once everything is in place.
Beef Warehouse 2008 was big, 2009: this time… it’s personal.

Love
Andy & Dave xx

Memphis Belle at the Music Palace

doktored — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 12:03:23 +0000

Oh lordy, really let loose at Oh Christmas. Still scared of guitars and booze. Ok time to ramp up the party mode beyond 11 to Country. Saturday 20th we are going to be supporting Memphis Bell and her Bell Ends at the Music Palace in north London’s Crouch End.

So if you want some footstomping tongue firmly in cheek country tunes come on down. It is £12.50 on the door and £10 squid in advance. (Although how to buy them in advance is totally beyond me).

Click Here for the Music Palace really shoddy website