Seven-piece dance act from Brighton plays the biggest house and techno anthems of the 1990s live, with no backing tracks.
Rhythm Of The 90s play The Welly on Saturday 28 November, bringing a seven-piece dance act to Hull that focuses on the biggest anthems of the 1990s. They formed in Brighton back in 2012 and have spent the years since honing those tracks into a show of their own, with more than 120 years of combined experience among their session players. The set leans on iconic hits from artists like Darude, The Prodigy, Faithless, Corona, Haddaway, Baby D, N-Trance, Robin S and Sash.
They aren't a typical covers band: they play every tune live with no backing tracks, taking house and techno floor-fillers that were never intended for a live stage and turning them into a high-energy performance. That's the whole point of the night — hearing dancefloor tracks played by a full band rather than a DJ. They've taken the act to festival stages across the UK and Europe, including Glastonbury, Isle of Wight's Big Top, Victorious' Main Stage, Latitude, Tramlines, Y Not, Silverstone, Love Saves The Day, Truck Festival and Hamburg Pride.
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The night is strictly for over-18s, so it's one for the adults. It runs from 7:30pm to 11:00pm at The Welly, 105-107 Beverley Rd, HU3 1TS, with tickets at £28.15 including the booking fee.
