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Since its creation in 1993, Gatecrasher has rapidly become the UK's most outstanding and influential dance club and youth culture brand, changing the face of club culture globally. Gatecrasher began as a one-off party at the Engine House in the West Midlands in 1993 and has since built up a Worldwide reputation as a flamboyant, individual and hedonistic brand. From small beginnings, Gatecrasher went on to host several parties across the country before coming to reside at The Republic nightclub in Sheffield in March ’97. Situated in the grounds of the ‘Old Roper & Wreaks Steelworks’, the venue still retains...

Dance Hall Crashers came into existence after Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman disbanded from the legendary ska-punk band Operation Ivy. Both departed soon after the Crashers' formation (and later reunited in Rancid), leaving vocalist Elyse Rogers and guitarist Jason Hammon to lead the band. The Dance Hall Crashers recorded a few songs during their first year (these are featured on The Old Record), and in 1990, they made their most notable lineup change, adding second vocalist Karina Denike. Soon after, the band members parted ways, but they played a reunion show in 1992 due to pressure from fans. The show...

Crash Box were an Italian punk hardcore band who were active from around 1983-1989. .

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Jupiter Blue combines big vocal/guitar hooks, dramatic moments of pristine clarity and a flare for fashion and presentation to produce the arena rock band of the future. They have been compared to Smashing Pumpkins, Queen, The Cars, Duran Duran, Nirvana and The Cure. Formed in 2002 in Chicago by vocalist/principle songwriter Dickie, JB performed on the midwest's finest stages before relocating to Los Angeles in 2004. Bassist Stacy, guitarist Maddox and drummer Robbi complete JB's spectacular new lineup. Check them out at http://www.myspace.com/jupiterblue and jupiterblue.tv Dickie is now recording under the name of Future Kings & Queens .