Plastic will never change. No matter if you were at any of the previous venues, such as Zen, Tantra or Club 77, you will always experience the same feeling that Club Plastic brings you. Plastic have their own trademark in terms of their stage and props design, they are always similar but yet different. Also their number one trademark is of cause the friendliest trance crowd ever. When you’re in there you are part of the community!

As I entered the club, I already feel like as though I’m at home. The feeling you’ll get is that comfortable. Onnit played a wonderful warm up set, very groovy to get our blood pumping for Chia. At 12.30am Chia came on and WOW, was I blown away by her set or what!

The whole set was very bouncy and driving. She had nice build ups, samples and great understanding of mixing her trance tracks together. It was such an excellent chance to see her experimenting. That’s what Plastic can always guarantee to deliver to punters each week, a great rotation of DJs who have the skill to play all kind of dance music – not just an ear bleeding set throughout the night!

Archie played after Chia and he performed an awesome set as well. I was blown away when he mixed Tomcraft “Loneliness”, and he also chucked in some great classic like the the Prodigy “Smack My Bitch Up”. Leaving after Archie’s set finished, I missed out on DJ Psyx, but from all reports it kicked ass, and the remaining Plastic residents played awesome sets as well. Big thumbs up to the Plastic crew!

Laura, one of the friendliest Plastic punters, had this to say about the night and the venue: “Peace, Love, Unity and Respect.” I couldn’t agree more!