All About Fabric
Fabric Promotions: Celebrating Four Years of Debauchery
by Katy Coghlan on December 29th, 2005
What started as a dream for three good friends has turned into something of an institution in the Adelaide dance scene. Fabric is celebrating its 4th birthday this month, and what a four years it has been. [more]
Chris Meehan: Vapour's Prodigal Son
With an uncommon dedication and commitment to perfection, Chris Meehan is forging his own place in Australian dance music history.On the eve of his first ever Adelaide visit, he takes time out of his busy schedule to let us know what he's up to and what surprises he's got up his sleeve. [more]
Fenetik set to support OMID 16B at Sugar
Omid 16B has had a long a fruitful career in the global dance music scene. A DJ, producer and label owner of Alola, Disclosure and Sexonwax Records, he'll be turning Sugar upsidedown on the 20th. Adding more spice to the show, Fabric has booked local live act Fenetik to play some deep, minimal tech. [more]
SA Heineken Winner added to James Holden local support
SA Found @ Thirst Winner, Ben Watt, added to the local support for James Holden's Border Community Tour this Thursday at Electric Circus [more]
Progressive house and breaks returns to Adelaide
After 6 long weeks, world class progressive and breaks is back this Friday! [more]
Chris Meehan joins Infusion and Matthew Dekay getting intimate in Adelaide
The most groundbreaking party Adelaide is likely to see this year keeps getting bigger with the addition of Melbourne's Chris Meehan [more]
Friday night saw the Sugar crowd treated to a mesmerising display of showmanship by one of progressive's brightest stars, the UK's Omid 16B. Local support acts were Electric Therapy (Mal Chia and Lachy Pender) and Fenetik (Live). [more]
Melbourne's Progressive House DJ Kasey Taylor made a triumphant return to Adelaide and totally rocked Fabric on Friday night. [more]
Sugar was already moving nicely when I arrived around midnight. Mal Chia was on the decks wrapping his set up with Juliet's 'Holiday'... and the sultry vocals and skipping house tracks was pleasing the floor. The man touted as carrying 'the future sound of House' DJ Desyn Masiello (UK) was scheduled.. [more]