The Sky Keepers, JJ Draper and DJ Cello's Coast to Coast

COAST TO COAST’s return at the Fiddler’s Elbow has been unbelievably MASSIVE!!!! A great , supporting crew of people, including THE LEGENDARY DAVE BARKER, helped revive the atmosphere of C2C along the way.....SAT DEC 21st, as always, will be a Knock out!!!!!!!

Coast to Coast started in the west end of London in 1999. Then it moved to become a monthly, packed and lively, Saturday night in the now trendy part of town - Old Street, E2. Eventually it became a weekly night, which was indicative of the growing success Coast to Coast had as a club and Cello as a respected DJ. Part West-Indian blues party, part 60s Soul night. DJ Cello’s Coast to Coast was the new scene in town. Whether you were visiting London for the weekend or living and working in the Smoke, Coast to Coast was the main event in Town at this time. An eclectic fusion of Northern Soul, Reggae, Ska, Funk and Boogaloo combine in one of the unique club nights in Europe. Packed out with all types, enjoying rare black music from the 60s in an atmosphere more like your best friend’s birthday party, this really was a truly special event in London Town. But sadly in the summer of 2009, Coast to Coast came to an abrupt end due to problems with the venue. Dj Cello then move on to do a night in Brixton, Brixton Rocket,

In 2011 Coast to Coast made a number of successful comeback shows in North and East London respectively. The show in Kensal Green, 2011, the legendary ‘Dave Barker’, who 1971 brought international fame as part of a duo with Ansell Collins with a number 1 hit in the UK, ‘Double Barrell’, made a surprise appearance to an absolutely electric atmosphere, which convinced Dj Cello he should bring back his legendary nights more regularly.

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