- What's on
- Preston
- Club nights
- DAVE PEARCE - 90s Dance Anthems
Club nights· Preston
DAVE PEARCE - 90s Dance Anthems
- When
- Sunday, 8 November 2026, 8pm
- Where
- 53 Degrees, BROOK STREET, (OFF FYLDE ROAD), PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, PR17BQ
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
After last year's huge sell out legendary DJ Dave Pearce returns with his electrifying '90s Dance Anthems' show to 53 Degrees in Preston! Renowned for his classic BBC Radio 1 show, Dave Pearce has lit up dancefloors around the world, from Ibiza's legendary clubs to the iconic Ministry Of Sound. Join us for a night dedicated to the greatest Dance Anthems and Club Classics from the golden days of the '90s and the unforgettable hits of the '00s. Expect an uplifting atmosphere, nostalgic hits, and non-stop energy as Dave Pearce takes you on a euphoric journey through dance music history. Please note this is an 18+ show. Re dress code: sportswear is not allowed (ie shorts) but trainers are ok.
Getting there
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Dave Pearce's Dance Anthems elsewhere
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Dave Pearce - 90s Dance Anthems
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