Wobbly Records and Circuit Present X Press 2 (Rocky & Diesel)

Name: Wobbly Records and Circuit Present X Press 2 (Rocky & Diesel)
Start: 2026-03-28T12:00:00+00:00
Location: Patterns 10 Marine Parade, Brighton

Schedule

Sat, 28 Mar, 2026 at 12:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Patterns 10 Marine Parade, Brighton | Brighton, EN

Saturday March 28th see’s Wobbly Records & Circuit join forces to present X PRESS 2 (Rocky & Diesel) from Skint Records / Boys Own) + Support. An all day party from midday till 9.30pm.
A day to evening party taking you on a musical journey, starting the day off with terrace/bar vibes South African Deep House, to Melodic, Organic, Afro beats, to Disco, Funky House, US & UK Deep House, Club Classics, Anthems, to Uplifting House, Old School Bangers and Tech House till 9.30pm.
If you fancy carrying on the party, after party details will be available on the day, running until the early hours.
THE LINE UP - X PRESS 2 (ROCKY & DIESEL) + Friends & Upfront Dance DJ's -
Seashoe / Southcoasters / Lola & Pook / Chris Callow / Keiran.B / Pablo Haytch / Al Bear / Rachel Gavin / DazB
Ticket pricing
Early Birds £8
1st Release £12
2nd Release £15
more on the door
Get your tickets via link👇 http://skiddle.com/e/41957672
Doors open at midday and we run until 9.30pm
Venue: Patterns / 11-12 Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1
Strictly over 18's
For those out of town we've partnered up with a decent B&B who are offering discounted rates for the weekend of 28th March, get in touch via ([email protected]) we will give you more details.
"X-Press 2 have been at the vanguard of British electronic music for three decades now. In that time this acclaimed DJ and production duo alongside Ashley Beedle, have turned out many hits. The London duo share the same sense of musical discovery that first united them on the dance floors of Shoom and Spectrum and the Balearic playground of Ibiza way back when.
Both Rocky and Diesel have a truly pioneering spirit that fuelled early nineties underground anthems such as the percussive, US-influenced 'Muzik Express', the brooding moodiness of 'K*ll 100' (which was used by Raff Simmons for his first ever fashion show for the house of Givenchy) and a rare sense of personality and charm that gave rise to enduring classics like the 2003 Ivor Novello Award wining single 'Lazy' and 'Give It' with vocalists as unlikely yet inspired as Talking Heads' David Byrne and Lambchop's Kurt Wagner.
In the years since, the pair have continued to turn out powerful club cuts such as 'Tonehead Chemistry' and 'Siren Track' and have always been subtly evolving in the process. It means they are as adept at heads-down grooves as they are spacious, action-packed breakdowns, and this has helped keep them in favour with modern tastemakers like Seth Troxler, Eats Everything and Subb-an.
In their time this accomplished pair has released four full length albums, all of which combine powerful vocals with a wide school of influences. Many singles ensued and each one married classic ideals with contemporary grooves in ways only producers and music collectors of X Press 2's standing could manage. The pair have recently delivered several big remixes for Gabriels, David Holmes, JIM and David Kitt. Earlier this year, they signed to Acid Jazz. Licensing the early Junior Recordings and delivering an album of brand new material, Thee, out now.
Rocky and Diesel are still fanatical about the music they play and produce, and it is that which sets them apart. Rather than becoming a heritage act just playing the old classics, they still very much have their finger on the pulse and continue to lead from the front."