Andrew makes his long awaited return to the Concorde 2 in Brighton with support from the lovely Holly Cooper and infamous party crew Jack-It.

"I'm what you might describe as the classic underachiever. I tread that fine line between boffin-dom and the grand amateur."- Andrew Weatherall,

Andrew Weatherall has always been good for a quote. From the deep, dark days of early acid house to the deep, dark days of the modern-day Two Lone Swordsmen if you're looking for an opinion on the largely insipid world of dance music then Andrew's always had that happy knack of cutting straight to the chase, delighting and upsetting in roughly equal measures.

The swaggering original moody DJ. The pop star producer. Bastion of the underground. One-time (ahem) Balearic figure-head. Electronic experimentalist. Peerless explorer of the minimal techno sound. Arch grumbler. Londoner. Honorary Yorkshireman. All these notions have been bandied about by punters and critics alike in a bid to pin down Weatherall's role in music. Yet none of them quite fits the bill. And even when they do hit the mark they're often far too paradoxical to make much sense. In the dull as ditch-water world of dance music personalities Andrew Weatherall comes across as a refreshing and involving character.

VERY CHEAP £6 tickets available from
Rounder Records, 19 Brighton Square, Brighton 01273 325440
Resident, 28 Kensington Gardens, Brighton 01273 606312
Concorde 2 Box Office 01273 673311
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