Saturday 8th April @ The Zap (Brighton)

Main Room - Born To Dance

Michael Gray

Bryan Chambers (live P.A)

Gav McCall

KJ Klancy

A Quest

Arch - Born Again / Club Classics

Dave Bonner

Carl Hanaghan

Joe Mitchell

Saturday 8th April was a new beginning for the Born To Dance team, and with expectations running high the team were nervous. With an amazing line up including Michael Gray & a Live PA from the legend that is Bryan Chambers, Born to Dance fans from far and wide flocked in huge numbers towards the zap club, quickly building a large queue outside the clubs doors.

Kicking off in the main room was KJ Clancy & A Quest getting the crowd warmed up for the rising talents of Born To Dance hero, Gav McCall. Quick off the mark following the success of his first solo production (“I’m Alright”), Gav proved why he is so well loved. Kicking off with his own re-edit of a Brian Tappert track & a rapturous applause Gav soon settled into our new home. Taking the crowd higher & higher, funkier & funkier before handing the reins over to the one, the only Bryan Chambers.

2.00am roles on & Bryan Chambers steps up to showcase his perfectionist live PA set. With his excellent interpretation of Tom Novy’s “Your Body” & Cleptomaniacs “All I Do”, the main room was jam packed & the roof was starting to come off. The podiums were full & the party people were hanging off the balconies with every vocal sung.

Meanwhile up in the arch Dave Bonner was getting the intimate party started with some groovy, funky classics building up to the everlasting Alison Limericks “Where Love Lives”. By 1.00am the Arch was jumping & in the mood for Carl Hanaghan's musical antics & Soulsearcher’s “Feelin Love” was a great hands in the air moment. Joe Mitchell upped the pace taking the classics a little deeper & a little tougher with Dukes monster “So In Love With You”.

Back downstairs Full Intentions Michael Gray took to the stage for another amazing crowd roaring set. Dropping his own re-edit of “The Weekend” sending the already wild crowd, even wilder. Dropping the tracks the crowd wanted, his ability to read them each like a book was an amazing sight. After a show stopping performance the night was finally handed back to a surprised Carl Hanaghan @ 4.45am & there he remained until we decided the night should go on till 6am due to the mass of party people refusing to go home.

Born To Dance have moved up to a new, bigger and better venue in style. People will be talking about this party for some time to come. If you missed it, you definitely missed out.

Join us on Saturday 10th June for the next instalment of mischief & mayhem……

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