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Sunday 25th August 2024 I Binks Yard, Nottingham
2:00pm - 10:00pm (Last entry at 5:00pm) I 18+
Tickets start at £16.50 - Discount available for groups of four.
Visitors are invited to celebrate Bank Holiday Sunday at Binks Yard in Nottingham with an extraordinary terrace party headlined by the legendary Dave Lee, also known as Joey Negro. A prominent figure in the dance music industry, Dave Lee will bring his renowned Glitterbox sound to this special event.
The lineup also features the talented Sophie Lloyd, who is set to deliver her signature disco-infused house music. Adding to the excitement, Melon Bomb, a favourite from Ibiza’s party scene, will be flying in to captivate the crowd with an electrifying set.
In addition to these headliners, Groovebox residents will also be bringing the vibes all day long!
Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere, sun-drenched beats, and non-stop dancing in a unique open-air setting.
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