Gilles Peterson & Patrick Forge Celebrate Another Sun Afternoon Christmas at Dingwalls

CELEBRATING ANOTHER SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT DINGWALLS
The CHRISTMAS DINGWALLS ALL-DAYER
WHERE: NEW Venue: The Emerald Theatre,
8 Victoria Embankment, LONDON WC2R 2AB - Under Waterloo Bridge, Next to Somerset House
(This event is not held at Dingwalls or Neon 194 Piccadilly)
WHEN: Sunday 13th DECEMBER 2026
TIME: 12.30-9pm
VERY SPECIAL GUESTIE DJ:
MARCUS MUKTARSINGH - The Kent Connection
LIVE BAND: THE INCREDIBLE CJP BAND
ADVANCE TICKETS:
Advance EarlyBird: £27.50 plus Bkg Fee 8.41% -SOLD OUT
Advance: £32.00 plus Bkg Fee 8.41%
Limited Tickets on Door: £37 (CASH ONLY) email [email protected]

DINGWALL NEWBIES: FOR AGES U24 £10 SPECIAL:
In our quest to share the music & clubbing we all love to the next generation
we have put aside 100 Advance Tickets for those aged 24 & under for nearly a TENNER A TICKET!!
YES £10 + Bkg Fee 8.41% - PHOTO ID PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY & AGES U18 NEED TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT - ARRIVAL BEFORE 1.30PM

All other Ticket Holders are asked to arrive before 2pm to guarantee Entry
& once stamped in, are then able to go in & out throughout the day

Re Ticket Insurance: Please read terms & conditions carefully as this particular policy covers you only on proof of illness, official public transport cancellation or emergency services requiring your presence at home within 48 hours prior to the Event.

Another Sunday Afternoon at Dingwalls is A Celebration of the Legendary Talkin' Loud and Saying Something Sessions
“Talkin' Loud and Saying Something” or just “Dingwalls” as it was more commonly known was the session that shaped a generation, in sound, style and attitude it’s influence spread far and wide. It was the counterpoint to the rave generation’s acid revolution, taking that same spirit and optimism and applying it to a very different music. It built on the legacy of the Electric Ballroom and the jazz-dance scene that had been bubbling away since the early eighties but took things to a new level. It became the touchstone for everything that followed in it’s wake, acquiring legendary status, tempting folk to later claim that “I was there” whether they were or not. It was inspirational, revolutionary, celebratory, radical. It was a family, it was a congregation. It was our Paradise Garage. This event has once again reached out and tapped into all that was special and every year it becomes more and more legendary.

Again Any Probs/Mailing List etc please contact Janine at [email protected]