The Boogaloo Weekender 2021

Friday 15th to Sunday 17th October 2021
Pontins Camber Sands Holiday Centre, New Lydd Road, Camber, Nr Rye, East Sussex, TM31 7RT, England MAP
from £189 pp (securable with a £30 deposit)

Last updated: Wed 18th Aug 2021

The Boogaloo Weekender takes place at Pontins Camber Sands Holiday Centre in East Sussex, from Friday 15th to Sunday 17th October 2021.

Line-up

David Morales, Terry Farley, Fabio & Grooverider, Colin Dale, Atomic Hooligan, X-press2, Eddie Richards, Micky Finn, Normski, Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts, Yam Who, Grant Nelson plus many more.

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Tickets

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Tickets are priced from £189 per person for 3 night accommodation (securable with a £30 deposit). There is an easy payment plan bundled with a Covid-19 refund policy in place to help protect your payments.

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The Boogaloo Weekender is a history lesson, a living and breathing ode to the roots, evolution and contemporary stylings of dance music across three days and nights of music. From the early days of the jazz, funk and soul scene, right through to the electronic bleeps and squeaks of house music.

There will be exhibitions, galleries and discussion panels, a VIP hip hop party with Prime Cuts (Scratch Perverts) and Mental Genius, b-boy dance offs, fancy dress, a rave flyer gallery, DJ workshop including scratching lessons and mixing tutorials, a Graffiti School, Bingo Loco, a vintage campsite with all sorts of old school fun and games and much more.

The discussion panels will be headlined my Mike & Claire Manumission with a muse on topics such as the early explosion of UK clubbing. The wag club, the blitz kids, flicks nightclub, soul weekenders, discovering Ibiza in the 80's, warehouse parties, the second summer of love, pirate radio stations, The Hacienda, Shelley's Laserdome and a discussion about Mike & Claire's up and coming book 'Memoirs of a Lost Summer in Ibiza'.

The inside art gallery will transport you back in time with the people, art, design, technology and photography that have shaped the electronic music landscape. There will also be a screening of an Acid House documentary that dives into the second summer of love and tells its story from the inside.

Getting There by Train

Nearest station is Rye. Depart London CannonStreet & London Victoria. The majority of trains will require you to change at Asford. To book online, use The Trainline.com.

There will be more information here when available.