Northernjordan12

Sad to hear that this will be the last nighter at The Kings Hall. Will be there for sure!

A new chill-out event in Wigan, put together with Nick Randall. Not the typical Northern do, but just a relaxed chance for like minded people to enjoy some great music, good company, and a few beers. For our first event, music will be selected by myself, Connor White, Aimee Turner, Jake Rigby, Nick & James Randall, original vinyl through a great sound system. Free entry, Record dealers welcome - bring a sales box! Stone baked pizzas and a wide variety of beers on tap Music from 3PM to 9PM, Saturday 3rd May.

WE ARE NOW SOLD OUT! Please do not arrive without a ticket.

Thank you!!! Much appreciated.

Introducing Our First Guest DJ: Eddie Wainwright: ‎ "I've been collecting records since I first became a mod in the late '70s. One of my earliest purchases was Tamla Motown Mod Classics—which I originally bought just for the mod target on the cover—but that record sparked a lifelong love for soul music. ‎ My journey into DJing happened almost by accident. In the late '80s and early '90s, while running my own scooter club events, a DJ dropped out at the last minute. Someone pointed out that I’d been collecting records since I was 12, so I stepped up to the decks—and never looked back. ‎ By the mid to late '90s, I had moved from scooter rallies to club nights, securing a spot at Brighton Beach, where I was fortunate to learn from some of the best mod and R&B DJs around. That experience shaped my style and led to opportunities to play at some of my favourite venues and club nights, including Pow Wow, The Fed, Mousetrap, and rare soul all-nighters in Rugby, Burnley, and beyond. I’ve also had the privilege of DJing at mod and soul weekenders in Glasgow, Bridlington, and Manchester, as well as legendary nights like Green Onions and Barefoot in Lincoln. ‎ I was resident DJ at Empty Bottles Rare Soul Club in Leeds, where I also helped organise events. Beyond the UK, my passion for music has taken me overseas, with DJ sets in Copenhagen and as far afield as Australia, where I played the Perth Mod Weekender—an unforgettable experience. ‎ Always searching for rare and underplayed gems, my love for soul, R&B, and mod music remains as strong as ever. ‎ Current Top Five Spins: ‎ William Powell – Heartache Souvenirs (Power House) Judy Stokes – A Real Man (Soul Power) Cecil Washington – I Don't Like to Lose (Prophonics) Gene Holiday – Scratch My Name Off the Mailbox (Johnson) Jimmy Phillips – She Belongs to Me (Bumps)