London DJ PAWSA has introduced his greatest U.Okay. present up to now, with a homecoming gig on the metropolis’s Gunnersbury Park subsequent summer season.
The dance producer, born David Esekhile, will host PAWSA In The Park – All Day Lengthy within the capital’s Gunnersbury Park on Aug. 8, with extra acts to be revealed at a later date. The information follows the 34-year-old’s latest viral success together with his newest single, a reimagined model of The Adventures of Stevie V’s iconic 1989 observe “Soiled Money (Cash Talks).” Watch the video beneath.
A fan presale will start at 10 a.m (GMT) on Nov. 27. Common tickets are set to go dwell at 10 a.m on Nov. 29 by way of Ticketmaster.
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As one half of the duo behind scene-leading label Strong Grooves, PAWSA has loved an ever-burgeoning profession over the previous decade. Since 2016 he has held annual residencies in Ibiza and repeatedly excursions golf equipment throughout mainland Europe. In 2021, he gained Finest Producer at DJ Magazine’s Better of British Awards.
PAWSA launched his debut EP, Pilot, in 2014 by way of the famend Misplaced Data label, a key participant within the U.Okay.’s techno and home music scenes. The next yr, he based Strong Grooves alongside DJ Michael Bibi – the sister firm of Strong Grooves membership night time, which hosts common happenings in London, Ibiza and Berlin.
This previous summer season has seen PAWSA carry out at Circoloco Amsterdam and Chicago’s ARC Music, amongst many different main festivals. In July, he made a shock look at Bibi’s One Stay occasion at London’s Finsbury Park.
In the meantime, Gunnersbury Park, which might maintain as much as 30,000 followers, has develop into one thing of a central hub for main British dance music occasions in recent times. All through summer season 2024 alone, the park performed host to the electronic-focused Waterworks Competition, a drum ‘n’ bass weekender (DnB Allstars), and headline gigs from Annie Mac and Fisher.
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