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Dennis Cruz with Bibi Seck, ANOTR, and more

Aug 2, 2025 at 13:00  ·  Finsbury Park, London Finsbury Park, London

Dennis Cruz
Aug 2
Dennis Cruz
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ANOTR, the Dutch electronic music duo of Jesse van der Heijden and Oguzhan Guney, hails from Amsterdam. They are celebrated for their genre-fluid house music, blending disco, soul, funk, jazz, and techno rhythms. Known for energetic performances and groovy sound, popular tracks include "Relax My Eyes" and "Talk To You". They founded the No Art label and are recognized for albums such as "Withness" and "On A Trip". Collaborations feature artists like 54 Ultra and Leven Kali.
Daniel Rose-Weir, known as Dan Shake, gained widespread recognition with his 2014 Mahogani Music release 3AM Jazz Club / Thinkin. Blending acid, samba, funk, and house, the globetrotting DJ and producer is celebrated for high-energy dancefloor sets and releases like Claudia’s Trip.
Kirollus is an English DJ and digital content creator known for his infectious all-vinyl sets of funk, boogie, and soul. Born in England, he honed his encyclopedic ear at Uptight Records. He is celebrated for his joyful energy, deep musical knowledge, and collaborations with artists like Marcellus Pittman. Kirollus also champions overlooked DJs through his platform Groove Anthology.
Dennis Cruz, a significant figure in underground house and tech, is widely acclaimed, topping charts, and winning numerous awards including Best Producer at the DJ Awards 2017. Known for hits on Beatport, he collaborates with stars like Jamie Jones.
Makèz, an Amsterdam-based duo, blend house, hip hop, jazz, and disco into nuanced electronic music. Influenced by Slum Village and Moodymann, they're known for deep, soulful grooves and hits like "Downstream" with Life On Planets.

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Finsbury Park Finsbury Park Outdoor Event Venue Capacity: 50,000

About Finsbury Park

Finsbury Park is a historic 50,000-capacity outdoor event venue and public green space in North London, established in 1869. It transforms into a major festival ground, hosting large-scale concerts and renowned music festivals like Wireless. Its expansive, open layout offers a general admission standing experience, making it a key destination for major summer events in the capital.

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