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DAY FEVER HAS TAKEN OVER THE COUNTRY!
The day-time clubbing event started by Vicky McClure, Jonny Owen and Reverend & The Makers has swept the UK since it’s launch in 2024
‘The day-time disco that doesn’t ruin your Sunday’ has amassed a huge following with thousands of punters packing out clubs and theatres every weekend to dance the day away from. A whole generation who perhaps thought their clubbing days were behind them are blazing a trail for a new way to enjoy themselves.
Day Fever prides itself on creating a safe-space where people can just be themselves. No dress code, no egos, just enjoyment and positivity. This has seen a loyal fanbase leading to sold out shows in some of the countries most famous venues.
The music policy is simple, the greatest hits of the 20th century. Why can’t Madonna sit next to Madness? Pulp go back to back with Prince? The Stone Roses and The Rolling Stones?
90’s dance classics versus a spot of Motown? Why choose when you can enjoy it all?
Vicky McClure says ‘Travelling up and down the country and seeing so many people enjoying themselves has been such a joy, we’re just so happy that people feel comfortable at Day Fever and meeting and hearing everyone’s stories has made us realise how important it is for us all to take some time out of life and just have a bloody good dance!’
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OVER 18S ONLY/ID REQ, NO BAGS BIGGER THAN A4 SIZE
Ticketmaster UK 0870 154 40 40, International 00 44 161 385 3500
Collection from night time box office for that night's event. Open Sundays 19:30 or 19:00.
On-street parking available. Nearest car park is 3 mins up the road, pay and display on Rouen Road.
Flat flooring throughout. Disabled toilets. Can accommodate up to five wheelchairs.
- No cameras, video cameras or audio recording devices. - No bottles or cans. - No alcohol or illegal substances. - Smoking is allowed in the venue until 1 July 2007. - Smoking is only allowed in designated outdoor smoking areas after 1 July 2007.
No children under 14 allowed.
