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Nice Up! Presents: DJ Andy Smith (Portishead)

Gigs and concerts· Hull

Nice Up! Presents: DJ Andy Smith (Portishead)

DJ Andy Smith

£11a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £16.50 for the best seats.

When
Saturday, 6 March 2027, 7.30pm
Where
Social, 63 Humber Street, Kingston Upon Hull, HU1 1TU
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About the event

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Andy became Portishead's Tour DJ, where his eclectic style was perfectly showcased on the band's 1995 and 1998 world tours, and he's been in constant demand in clubs across the globe ever since. He was the first DJ to release a multi-genre mix album on a major label. When his mix-CD The Document hit the streets back in 1998, it became the soundtrack for a generation who had heard Coldcut's Journeys By DJs but needed to hear more - The Document filled the void. It segued tracks from artists such as Tom Jones (way before he came back in vogue with Reload and newer tracks such as recent top ten hit Stoned in Love); Peggy Lee (sample source for the Beastie Boys single Ch-Check It Out); The Jungle Brothers and even The Spencer Davis Group. This was new to record buyers, but for Smith a mixed bag of treasures has always formed the typical contents of his DJ set. This appreciation of different genres made Smith the ideal person to provide sample material for Portishead on their first two albums. He went on to make his name as the band's international tour DJ - reflecting their respect for both the art of digging for breaks and hip-hop scratch DJ-ing. Hip-hop elements formed the basis of the unique Portishead sound. With support from SHEPDOG (Nice Up!) and MAK (The Sesh)

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