DE BOLTZ Presents: Mischief

New Date Announced

Dear Mischief Maker

Firstly we’d like to thank you for your patience whilst we’ve been working hard to reschedule December’s event. We’re incredibly excited to announce that we have our new date confirmed and we can assure you that it’s going to be worth the wait. Saturday 7th May we will be taking over the west end at the famous Windmill Theatre Soho to bring you a night of highly produced, energetic mischief using their state of the art installation which features motion capture technology and L-Acoustic audio. 

We can’t wait to share with you some exciting teasers next week of what is in store for this special evening. So dust of your dancing shoes and start practicing your moves, this is going to be one to remember!

Stay tuned

Team Mischief

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A new flavour for London’s nocturnal scene. An oasis of mischievous adventure and an encounter of well curated lineups, with high sound quality, in incredible venues. 

In a party scene that is just getting back on its feet, Mischief casts an eye backwards to the key scenes that came before, to bring a new and much needed dose of energy to the capital and a marker of bold ambitions for ‘22 and beyond.

This is round one. If you know, then you know...

Lineup: 

DE BOLTZ:

In possession of a unique style born from many influences and characterised by industrial sound delivered with an orchestral technique, DE BOLTZ is a name you’ll know if you’ve ended up at the right nights, partied with the right people or managed to grab the right wristband.

Operating during the shadows during lockdown DE BOLTZ rapid rise has seen his name inked on lineups of titanic operators including Beghain & Burning Man and supporting the likes of Pete Tong, Sven Väth & Bushwacka. A relentless ambassador of the hidden spots DE BOLTZ has shelled dancefloors far and wide, from concealed corners of Ibiza to the Mexican jungle and the streets of New Orleans. Mischief marks a coming home and the start of a devastating new chapter.

Hugo Heathcote:

One of the most versatile operators in the capital. Hugo’s innate ability to read a crowd, coupled with a deadly eclectic approach to selection has seen him working floors and sound-systems worldwide. Having cut his teeth on techno, Mischief marks a return to this veteran operator's roots.

Grantly:

Having started out putting on underground parties in London's Warehouses and the countryside of the home counties in the early nineties Grantly has been DJing for over 25 years. He is one of the resident DJs at Glastonbury's Rabbit Hole where he runs the highly acclaimed Funkingham Palace dance floor.

He also is the founder of the 'Little People' Party collective and organiser of some truly classic underground dance parties in many corners of the globe. His DJ style is truly varied but is most at home in front of a late night or early morning deep Tech house crowd who are not afraid to experiment.

Further acts to be announced 06/04/22