At least promise

At least promise

Hasnt gone this bad!

Ministry of Sound anyone?

GATECRASHER UNVEILS
BLUEPRINT FOR A NEW ERA..


GATECRASHER, one of the most revered and celebrated clubbing brands in the
history of British youth culture, is set to unveil its unique
“boutique-blueprint” for a new era in club culture when it launches a new
look in its spiritual home of Sheffield in September. The world famous dance
brand will now become a venue that will host all styles of music, which will
reflect the tastes and desires of its audience and their lifestyle, with an
accent on elegant clubbing.

The “boutique-blueprint” forms part of a wider remit at Gatecrasher and is
in response to the ever-changing needs and desires of its clubbers that have
loyally frequented the club over the last six years. From the 2nd September
2003, Gatecrasher’s traditional home, the Republic nightclub will be renamed
simply “GATECRASHER ONE”. At the same time Gatecrasher will be spending £1.5
million pounds completely re designing and transforming the entire club to
make it a designer led, state of the art, boutique club unlike any other.

“GATECRASHER ONE” will feature a lavish interior, befitting a high class
designer hotel, with bespoke Philippe Starke inspired furniture, massage
chairs, a unique Oxygen room and a personalised table/lounge waiting drinks
service. The club will also have Gatecrasher's Unique Signature Sound
System, which has been specially designed and supplied exclusively by Opus
with Ostrich skin effect finished boxes. There will also be a specially
designed Vestax DJ booth making it one of the most sought after clubs for
DJs to play in.

Each Gatecrasher night will have a different musical theme and genre
including Disco, Hip Hop, Beats, Fusions, House, Pop, Electro clash, Garage,
R’N’B, Acid Jazz and Trance. The world famous Gatecrasher nights, renowned
for its ‘Trance–indental’ experience, will simply be renamed “CRASHER” and
will continue as a regular feature of the new GATECRASHER ONE experience.

Simon Raine founder and architect of GATECRASHER said “Gatecrasher has over
the years been renowned for giving clubbers the ultimate club night
experience, for the best in sound, production, vision and hedonism. As we
have developed, so too has our audience and the clubbers.

“They have become more sophisticated and aware of what they want from a
club. Gatecrasher will now become a venue and a ‘lifestyle club brand’ as
opposed to a ‘club night’ which will allow us to offer more musical choice,
scope and diversity to Gatecrasher, so that we can provide quality music for
the masses! Gatecrasher has always been about a lifestyle, embracing
different musical styles and genres, that is why we have enjoyed great
success with our Gatecrasher Summer Sound system events, which have allowed
us to fully showcase Gatecrasher’s eclectic music policy. We are merely
adapting Gatecrasher into a boutique style of venue, catering to our
audiences tastes and desires much in the way that fashion and music evolve.”

To transform the old Republic nightclub, Gatecrasher enlisted the creative
prowess of award winning interior designer Matt Rawlinson from RAW who
summed up the design concept by saying; “The new interior is a Tribeca
inspired art based environment, a new kind of social space bringing together
fresh materials, new technology and contemporary attitudes to the clubbing
experience. The interior features colour changing acrylic walls, deep carved
and virgin timbers, fibreglass sculptural seating, resin floors and
architectural planting. The areas will morph and alter during the evenings,
breaking the space into functional zones. These will include areas to dance,
chill, and lounge as well as social, interactive and drinking environments.
This groundbreaking design and scheme will be the forerunner and blueprint
of clubbing for the future.”

GATECRASHER ONE will be announcing its musical line up over the coming
weeks, it will also continue with its regular “CRASHER” events at the
Plymouth Pavilion with the next scheduled event on the 24th August with Paul
Van Dyk, Armin Van Buuren, Ferry Corsten, Matt Hardwick & Tom Costelloe.
“CRASHER” will also continue at Leeds Town Hall on the 1st November, with a
further event planned for the NEC in Birmingham later this year.

-ENDS-


A NEW ERA…02/09/03

FFS! simon raine has lost all touch with reality...
Gatecrasher one? wtf?

“boutique-blueprint" = "clutching at straws"

As for the change of the clubs name would 'Last Chance Saloon' not be more in line with the ideas in the "boutique-blueprint"

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lol is it only me thats thinking cheap ikea immitations?

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sounds like horrendous tacky shite...

raine is a

gc should go back to basics...

jesus, that sounds bad doesnt it??

what the fuck?

people are gunna turn up and look and say 'WTF?' we wanna listen to some music, have a dance, have a drink and have fun - not feel bizzarly out of place at some health spa!

whats going on?

You never know, it could work......

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yeah i would think so.

''There will also be a specially
designed Vestax DJ booth''

That sounds good though

DONT DIS CRASHER COS EVEN WHEN ITS SHIT YOU CANT ADMIT TO IT BEING SHIT BECAUSE ITS COOL TO DIS CRASHER EVEN WHEN ITS SHIT BUT YOU CANT ADMIT TO IT BEING SHIT RIGHT

yeah yeah yeah

WTF is going on. Just keep it simply.

That is some line-up at Plymouth like, wish it was nearer home

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I think you could be right.

Philippe Starke is the King of Kool at the moment.

lets just wait and see how it goes b4 putting down his plans and ideas!
He must of done his research b4 coming up with plans like this me thinks!

you all been harsh.

posh clubs are in.

sweaty raves are out.

not sure that this will work tho.... all the chicken heads will go to Bed Club whatever.

yeah he takes a lot of knocks. but he is the founder of the most famous club in the world he must have being doing sumthing right.

Ur right and he sees it as a business so he is doing what he thinks is the best thing for it to go forward. Only time will tell if it was a wise choice, tho he did get a slating just before crasher went monthly and that ended up being a success.

The problem i see with it is that the republic is such a mint venue as it is and changing it just seems wrong. The name also is daft, tho does open the posibilitise for GC 2 and 3.

Hopefully it will still have Crasher on once a month n not jus flog that around the country as a uk tour!

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*laughs compulsively*
HO HO HO HO HO FUCKING HO
good one there

*sighs*