A team of celebrated DJs have joined forces to bring Bristol an event that hopes to rejuvenate the city’s long-established house music scene post-Covid. Collide Day and Night Party at Dare To Club in Alfred Street, St Philips, has lined up some huge headliners, including Allister Whitehead and Will Clarke.
Whitehead is one of the UK’s most prolific house DJs with former residencies at Ministry of Sound and Gatecrasher. He has also enjoyed a successful production career working with some of the industry’s most famous players such as Robbie Williams, Martha Walsh and Natalie Imbruglia.
Whitehead is looking forward to returning to his old stomping ground in Bristol. He says he hopes to bring back the goosebumps of club nights and provide ravers with just the tonic they need after the pandemic.
