Brockout x Posh End: Sunil Sharpe & Jerome Hill

Techno party Brockout teams up with Glasgow's Posh End for a Samhain night of underground techno, electro and acid at Lost Horizon.

Dublin's Sunil Sharpe headlines. He is known for fast, skilful mixing, runs the Earwiggle label and has played Berghain, Fabric, Concrete and Sub Club. Jerome Hill, of Don't and Super Rhythm Trax, co-headlines.

Posh End's Fear-E plays back to back with Shadesy, and Brockout residents Ms Ogyny and Rhythm Session open up. The hosts' advice is to "dress to sweat".

Lost Horizon, at 1–3 Elton Street near Cabot Circus car park, was set up in 2021 by the people behind Glastonbury's Shangri-La. It holds around 350, so this is an intimate room for two DJs of this standing.

Tickets were £13 early bird, £15 first release and £17.50 second release, with more on the door. It runs 10pm to 4am. 18+.