After a a sold out gala party which featured the likes of Murkage Dave, the acclaimed DJ Yoda & many more last valentines, Romesh Ranganathan and his tour DJ (If you can really call him that) Maritn2smoove are back for another fancy dress party – HipHop Saved My Halloween!
Yes, for one night only, award winning comedian Romesh Ranganathan will be hosting his SECOND HipHop Fancy Dress Party; an ode to his HHSML Podcast on the spookiest mother f*cking night of the year, Halloween!
It’s a party for Lovers & Freinds, B*tches & Witches, Goolies and Goonies and most importantly anyone who loves HipHop as the Fancy Dress Party night will take us through the years of the genre with a soundtrack provided by some of London’s Finest on the main stage, including:
DJ Legend – JAGUAR SKILLS! The only DJ who can legally wear a mask outside of halloween (Joking)
KISS FM & ITV’s Mix Master – SHORTEE BLITZ!
Romesh & Ruff Ryders First Lady EVE’s Tour DJ – MARTIN2SMOOVE!
The stunning, no1 Female HipHop DJ (As described by martin) DJ MISS CANDY (an IBIZA LEGEND)
all supported by Scotlands Very own Home Alone DJ (Probbally dressed as braveheart)
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