This weekend at Motion: Goldie, Roni Size, HAAi and more
Posted on: 23 Jan 2020Bristol's biggest club venue isn't messing around this weekend.
After they recently announced a blockbuster programme for their first run of parties in 2020, Motion are kicking things off with a bang by inviting some of the world's most exciting underground artists to the Westcountry for two unmissable events.
Find all the info below for two huge nights at the Avon Street club this Friday and Saturday.
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Beat Horizon | Friday 24 January
Motion are hosting one of three massive Beat Horizon parties across the UK in January. Expect a huge lineup of hip-hop, drum & bass and more in what's sure to be an unforgettable celebration of underground music and culture.
Certified legends of their respective scenes, Talib Kweli, Goldie, Roni Size and Wu-Tang's Raekwon are joined on the lineup by Sampa the Great, LTJ Bukem, Mala and more for what's certain to be one of Motion's 2020 highlights.
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HAAi Curates | Saturday 25 January
Leaving barely any time for the dust to settle after Beat Horizon, the Motion team will be ramping up the energy once again the following night as in-demand DJ HAAi curates an unmissable party for her first return to the city since playing Love Saves The Day in summer 2019.
As well as firmly established acts including the Optimo duo, Peach and Roi Perez, Bristol-based DJ Manami appears on the lineup after making a big impression during HAAi's 2019 Phonox residency.
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It's not often you can list 15 or so world-renowned artists from a range of genres playing in the same city, at the same club, on the same weekend, but you can expect just that at Motion this Friday and Saturday. Get your tickets here.
For more information or to find out what else is coming up at Motion in 2020, head to their website.
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