Seven-hour daytime trance rave with a line-up of local talent at Basing House.
Rebellion takes over Basing House on Saturday 24 October, and it's a daytime one, which changes the whole feel of it. Instead of the usual late-night start, this is a seven-hour rave that kicks off in the afternoon, so you're dancing while it's still light out and you'll be home well before the early hours. If you're more of a day-drinker than a night-owl, that's the main thing to have in mind.
As for what's actually on the decks, the whole day is built around hard and driving trance. It's that faster, more insistent side of the sound—the kind of thing that keeps the energy high rather than drifting off into the ambient side of things. The line-up is made up of local talent, so it's a showcase of the DJs and producers working around the city rather than a big-name headliner flown in from elsewhere. That usually means the night is less about one specific set and more about the flow of the whole day, with one act handing over to the next over the course of those seven hours.
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Because it's a daytime rave, the timing is a bit different from your standard club night. It starts at 14:00, so you've got the afternoon and the evening to work through. Tickets start from £11.25, and with the early start, you're getting a full day's worth of music for it. If you're into trance and prefer your dancing in the daylight, this is a straightforward one: Rebellion at Basing House, Saturday 24 October, from 14:00.
