Less sleep more

ROOM1:

Steve Bug (DE, Pokerflat)
Magda (PL, Minus)
Deg

ROOM2: LessIzMore

Art Department (CAN, Crosstown Rebels)
Deniz Kurtel live (TR, Crosstown Rebels)
Mathias Kaden (DE, Vakant)
Pierre
Issa Maïga

Performance!
Crystalvoin (Crystalmafia/Voin de Voin)

Visuals by Pixel Legion

23H-00H: 10€ 00H-6H: 15€ after 6H:7€


Fuse never sleeps, that’s a fact!

Already history, this is definitely a party you won’t want to miss.

Don’t forget to go sleep on time the day before, as exceptionally the club will be open for 12 hours, from 23h till 11h.

Not less than 5 international acts will be present to make this a never ending and unforgettable night. In the main room, Fuse is proud to welcome back Poker Flat head honcho Steve Bug, whom already let us knew he’s really excited to be back at the club. Next to him we’ll have Magda, who needs no further introduction, assisting him to make our main room go wild. Especially her last performance at Fuse, where she played about 5 hours, is still written in our memories as if it was yesterday. Our unstoppable resident Deg will try to keep all this madness under control…

At the first floor, it’s time for another LessIzMore party… After the immense success of the 3D experience in December, you’d better already let you ears and legs rest a bit for this exceptionally long night… Mathias Kaden, Art Department, Deniz Kurtel live and Issa Maïga will be part of the orchestra, while our very own Pierre will be the master of this ceremony.

The Canadian duo Art Department performed their first ever live show at the Crosstown Rebels Get Lost event at the 2010 WMC which was regarded as one of the most ground-breaking & important shows. With massive support from the rebel crew along with an exciting release schedule including collaborations with Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones and Soul Clap there is no doubt that this will be yet another inspired chapter in the story of these Canadian talents. Deniz Kurtel on the other side, whom grew in Turkey, developed a deep love and connection to the sentiments of electronic music during her studies in the USA.

Growing up with constant exposure to art from her mother, an influential art initiator in Turkey, and years of intensive classical piano training left her with a professional work ethic and a passion for art.