The mighty Gatecrasher Classics is back in Nottingham to take over the city this Easter Bank Holiday Sunday

Headlining the event is BBC Radio 1’s King of Dance anthems, Dave Peace.

Dave is one of the most sought after djs in the UK with a weekly schedule Tony Blair would be proud of. Their isn’t much Dave Pearce hasn’t achieved within this industry – he started his own Radio show at the age of 16, Created BBC Radio 1’s first hip hop show, worked on BBC TV’s first ever dance show and was our resident to the award wining Gatecrasher Classics nights in Ibiza last year..

Another man which doesn’t really need an introduction is BOND.. SCOTT BOND. Say Scott Bond to anyone in the dance music industry and they will think of Gatecrasher! The signature Crasher sound was born in ‘93 when Scott became a resident of what became the biggest trance brand in the world “Gatecrasher”. Over the years they took the sound to China to Australia and all over the world and launched ground breaking events such as Lotherton Hall, Leeds and the sell out Millennium event at Don Valley Stadium. Not many people know the classics better, it’s a set not to be missed.

It’s good to be wanted but when your name is JFK you’re always top of peoples hit list and in the last 3 years JFK has risen to the top of just about everyone’s.
JFK has secured strong positions (no’s 85, 53 and 35) in DJ Magazine Top 100 DJ section for 3 years running and in Mixmag he was voted the country’s favourite resident DJ. JFK’s success as a producer and an entertaining DJ, have seen his services wanted worldwide with a list of over 12 countries employing his abilities to rock a crowd – and then some. In the UK his unique talent has caused him to be recognised by all major super clubs and festival organisers wanting him on their nights to inject a little of his special PASSION atmosphere in a way that only he can.

i meant proper trance not tech trance :)

sander van doorn is more of a mix between electro and tech and randy katana is pretty much tribal which is why it is repetitive

i prefer my techy stuff to normal trance so i like both artists but in all honesty i probably couldnt name 10 decent uplifting trance tracks that came out last year.

Giuseppe ottaviani and sean tyas are the way forward by the looks of it :) they are keeping it alive all the older trance djs have moved on to tech-trance and techno

Its my opinion, not everyones!

well im sure that dave pearce would be flattered that u think he has so much power to kill trance lol.
People got bored of trance moved on line ups got repetetive dont blame any individual.

Dont think I'd be seen dead at this... wot a shocking line up for an Ibiza Launch party. Ibiza has nothing to do with cheesy anthems and times gone by...

Ibiza is commercial dance music i couldn't get away from cheesy anthems when i was there, arguing that Dave Pearce somehow tarnished trances image is like saying Take That has ruined the image of boy bands.

im afraid im not wiv ya mate.... Dave Pearce n Modern day Trance are 2 completely different things.

If all the clubs you went to were playing cheese then I'm afraid you went to a bad selection and you haven't truly lived the Ibiza experience.

Dammit i missed living the Ibiza experience they should repackage that stuff up & send it over here.
I'm not knockin Ibiza it is what it is & you would have to be a miserable get not to enjoy it but musically it is heavily biased towards the commercial cheesy end of the spectrum.

all the new stuff is shit!

I wouldn't say that, there are some amazing trance producers out there at the moment.

Giuseppe ottaviani and sean tyas are the way forward by the looks of it :)

Your forgetting people like John O'callaghan and Thomas Bronzwaer the both make outstanding trance tunes.