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SASHA AND DIGWEED @ CREAM
April 24, 2009 07:03 PM PDT
Cream present Sasha and Digweed at Nation, Liverpool, Uk - May 22nd 2009. This podcast features an hour-long, exclusive mix from Sasha. Mauro Picotto in the mix for Cream
March 24, 2009 09:45 AM PDT
Mauro Picotto goes into a 2 hour mix for the Cream Podcast ahead of his appearance at Cream's Easter Special on Sunday April 12th. For more details and ticket information visit www.cream.co.uk Cream Easter Special Mix 1 - JOHN DAHLBACK
March 04, 2009 12:27 PM PST
Cream Easter Special - Sunday 12th April Bank Holiday Weekend!
Cream catapults itself into 2009 with a mouth watering line up for the first of three parties this year at its Liverpool home Nation. Taking place on Sunday 12th April Bank Holiday Weekend some of the worlds most indemand DJ's will be heading to Cream for an almighty Easter mashup! Tickets are on sale now. Click here to buy online:-
Cream Easter Special
Main Room
Courtyard
Annexe
Tickets are on sale now / £23.50 / Doors open at 10pm till 6am (Sawmill Bar open from 9pm) / Nation, Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool, L1 4JJ / Info Tel: 0151 707 1309 / info@cream.co.uk / Cream Ticketline: 0844 888 4401 This event will be broadcast live on Juice 107.6FM. www.juicefm.co.uk Welcome to 2009 Mix - Andy Mac
January 17, 2009 04:40 PM PST
Welcome to the first podcat of 2009. With events all over the world this year we hope to party with you many times in 2009, whether at Cream events globally, Creamfields or Cream Ibiza at Amnesia. Here is a mix from rising star and Cream resident Andy Mac to start your year off with a bang! Enjoy. Nick Warren - 70 minutes in the mix ahead of Cream Boxing Night
December 23, 2008 08:27 AM PST
60 Seconds With Nick Warren Ahead Of Cream Boxing Night Special
You were a Cream resident, how does it feel to be coming back for Boxing Night, the clubs biggest night of the year?
What can we expect from your set?
Will you be throwing in a few classics that you played during your residency for some nostalgia?
When you began at Cream all those years ago did you ever think that your DJ stature would escalate to such heights?
You travel all around the world, do you find audiences differ and if so how do you find northern Crowds?
You began DJing mainly Reggae and Indie, how & when did you find your love for House music?
Where will you be spending Xmas day this year and how will you be celebrating it?
What are you plans for New Years Eve?
With having such a busy schedule do you ever get time to rest, and if so how do you relax?
Are you working in the studio at the moment? And if so, tell us about it?
Have you spotted any rising stars coming through the DJ ranks that you can tell us about?
Some DJs come and go but what do you think has kept you at the forefront of the electronic music scene?
If you had to play back to back with any DJ, who would it be?
Do you think that we have a lot to offer in terms of talent from the UK?
If you could choose a tune that you could have made yourself what would it be and why?
Do you prefer to produce solo, or do you bounce off people when working with them, like your relationship with Jody Wisternoff who you have worked very closely with?
What do you prefer, the production or the performing?
Are there any territories you want to conquer, perhaps that you’ve never been too or only visited once?
If you were putting together a festival line up, what 5 acts would you book (dead or alive!)?
What advice would you offer an up and coming DJ who wants to break into the scene?
Do you favour any particular type of technical equipment when producing or DJ’ing?
What record do you always carry in your box that you know is a sure fire floor filler?
You were renowned for playing Massive Attacks ‘Unfinished Sympathy’ at the end of your sets at Cream, will you be dropping it on boxing night?
Bristol is a hotbed of musical talent, with acts like Roni Size and Portishead all from the area, why do you think this is?
Where in the world do you think has the most vibrant music Scene, and why?
Nick Warren performs at Cream Boxing Night Special, Nation, Liverpool, Friday 26th December, alongside Armin Van Buuren, John Digweed, Danny Howells, Justin Robertson, Jon Carter, Laidback Luke and more. Tickets on sale now www.ticketline.co.uk / Tel: 0844 888 4401. Info: Tel: 0151 707 1309 Laidback Luke Mix ahead of Cream Boxing Night
December 12, 2008 07:10 PM PST
Cream Boxing Night Set Times Released
With less than 3 weeks to go until the UK's biggest Boxing Night bash kicks off we are pleased to release the playing times for the event! So dust off your dancing shoes and start planning your outfit...as this festive treat is one you wont want to miss out on! Cream Boxing Night @ Nation Nation, Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool, Tel: 0151 707 1309 MAIN ROOM
COURTYARD
ANNEXE
Tickets on sale now £28+BF
November 09, 2008 04:51 PM PST
Cream Boxing Night Special Announced!
Tickets On Sale Now! Having turned away hundreds of people at last weekends 16th Birthday, we are not ones to rest on our laurels and are pleased to announce the mighty line up for this years Cream Boxing Night Special @ Nation! The world’s No.1 DJ Armin van Buuren heads up the festivities in the Main Room, this world renowned DJ/Producer will be gracing us with his presence this Boxing night, his first and only visit to the north this year, without doubt one of the worlds best trance DJ’s. He will be joined by rising star John O’Callahan, Cream resident Gareth Wyn and fresh local talent Rob H who made his Cream debut at last week’s birthday. The Courtyard is full of surprises, as we see the return of John Digweed, this will be Johns’ first appearance at Cream in over 8 years! Having smashed the proverbial roof off the Radio 1 Arena at this summers Creamfields festival, John is making a long overdue return to his old haunt to deliver what will undoubtedly be one of the most highly anticipated sets of the clubbing calendar, so much so that Digweed will be performing an exclusive 3 hour set in the Courtyard! Continuing with all things progressive and tech house we welcome the return of Danny Howells. Danny is one of the world’s most travelled DJ’s and we welcome him back for a festive blow out. And culminating the Courtyard line up is former Cream resident Nick Warren, well known for his Global Underground Compilations and one half of Way Out West, Nick is back by demand! The Annexe is all about house! Headlined by Dutch DJ/Producer Laidback Luke, one of the hottest DJ’s of the moment and renowned for his killer remixes and high profile collaborations. He will be joined by the ever cool and energetic Jon Carter, if ever there was a DJ that made this room his own, Jon is it! Another former resident making a return is Justin Robertson, the sleuth master is back where he belongs in the Annexe, his former stomping ground. Other DJ’s confirmed include Liverpool legend John Kelly and Cream residents Lee Ellis & Anthony Probyn. As always Cream Boxing Night is expected to sell out. To avoid disappointment please purchase advance tickets which are on sale now! Cream Boxing Night Special Nation, Wolstenholme Square, Parr Street, Liverpool, Advance Tickets: £28+BF(More on the door), www.ticketline.co.uk , Tel: 0844 888 4401, 10pm-6am (Sawmill Bar open from 9pm), Jeans & Trainers ok, Strictly NO tracksuits. Info Tel: 0151 707 1309 Friday 26th December
September 29, 2008 06:08 PM PDT
Cream celebrates its 16th birthday on Saturday October 11th at Nation, Liverpool,UK. Here's a 30 minute mix from Cream resident Andy Mac to get you in the mood! Cream’s 16th Birthday
COURTYARD
ANNEXE
16TH BIRTHDAY NATION, WOLSTENHOLME SQ,LIVERPOOL.
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INFORMATION LINE: 0151 707 1309 FATBOY SLIM INTERVIEW AHEAD OF CREAMFIELDS
August 08, 2008 07:35 PM PDT
Fatboy Slim talks to Cream ahead of his slot headlining Creamfields UK. Also includes a guestmix from Kissy Sell Out, direct from Cream, Amnesia. CREAMFIELDS 2008 - Latest news plus D.Ramirez guest mix direct from Cream Amnesia
July 22, 2008 05:44 PM PDT
This episode features all the latest news on Creamfields 2008 in the UK, plus the gossip from Cream's mighty residency in Ibiza at Amnesia.
June 19, 2008 07:02 AM PDT
A look back over the previous years at Creamfields and a preview of this year's 10th anniversary, taking place on August Bank Holiday weekend in Daresbury, Cheshire.
May 16, 2008 01:03 AM PDT
This summers most irresistible festival has upped the standard once more, just when you thought Creamfields couldn’t get any bigger Cream HQ announce that clubbing sensation Bugged Out will return to host the BUGGED OUT ARENA headlined by Dave Clarke and featuring Green Velvet, Justin Robertson, JoJo de Freq and James Holroyd with more to be announced next week. This latest episode of the podcast features an interview with Tom from Creamfields 08 Headliners KASABIAN, as well as an exclusive hour long mix from FERRY CORSTEN Creamfields 08 Add More Names to the Lineup
April 25, 2008 11:28 AM PDT
Creamfields add new names to the lineup for 08. Also check out a 60 minute mix from Deadmau5. Creamfields add Underworld to Creamfields 2008!
March 26, 2008 05:53 PM PDT
Lords of the dance UNDERWORLD are the latest live legends to join the all-star line up at Creamfields 08 Renowned for their groundbreaking live sets and leading the 90’s dance revolution the band perform live on Sunday 24th August alongside the crème de la crème of the globes hottest bands and superstar DJs. Creamfields 2008 Preview
March 20, 2008 07:13 AM PDT
To celebrate a decade at the forefront of the UK dance movement, this summer will break a new dawn for Creamfields with a landmark line-up that unites rock and dance like never before - spearheading an explosive new era for festivals. Creamfields are announcing the most diverse line up ever seen at a UK dance festival with artists including KASABIAN, FATBOY SLIM, IAN BROWN, GOSSIP, PAUL VAN DYK, TIESTO, ERICK MORILLO, PAUL OAKENFOLD, SASHA, DAVID GUETTA and 2MANYDJ’S with many more still to be announced. Cream Mixtape - Andy Mac
February 26, 2008 06:16 PM PST
A 70 minute guestmix from Cream resident Andy Mac Creamfields - the story so far...
August 08, 2007 11:41 AM PDT
The UK’s favourite electronic music festival returns to the rural tree lined idyll of Daresbury in Cheshire on Saturday 25th August Bank Holiday weekend. This global award winning event just gets bigger and better, this year they continue their commitment to live music with over 12 bands performing and have secured one of the finest, coolest, mouth watering line ups ever. This years running order reads like a whose who from the electronic musical spectrum, ranging from house, electro, drum & bass, breaks, nu rave, techno, trance, hard house and beyond. Creamfields 2007 has been carefully put together with on objective, to give you the experience of a lifetime, 15 hours of hedonistic musical heaven. All you need to do is turn up! Crowd surfers welcome! Creamfields Preview
July 30, 2007 12:24 PM PDT
Creamfields takes place on Saturday August 25th 2007. Here's a little taster. Cream Podcast 3 - Creamfields Edition, presented by Andy Mac
July 26, 2007 10:18 AM PDT
Features an interview with Carl Cox, and an exclusive guestmix from The Chemical Brothers, ahead of Creamfields 2007. Official Cream Podcast - Episode 2
May 21, 2007 01:16 PM PDT
This is the second official Cream podcast, presented by Andy Mac. This episode looks at Creamfields all around the world, and previews tracks by the artists appearing this year at Creamfields Uk on Saturday 25th August. Eddie Halliwell gives an exclusive 30 minute guestmix to Cream for this episode, and explains why he cant wait for Creamfields 2007. Cream Podcast 1
March 30, 2007 08:23 PM PDT
This is the first Cream Podcast. Featuring the Creamfields lineup announcement, and tracks from this year's big name performers. Also an interview and 30 minute guestmix with world number one dj Paul Van Dyk. |
Podcast SummaryReasserting Liverpool’s dominance as the home of many a musical genre, Cream burst onto the 90’s Northern clubbing scene with a swagger of sophisticated electro cool, making house music history and cementing the highly coveted swirl as figure head of the chosen clubbing phenomena of a generation.
About OfficialSaturday October 17, 1992 changed clubland forever. This was the date that 424 innocent scouse party heads came together in a club in Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool, as an alternative to what was happening down the M62 at Manchesters Hacienda. Nobody in that room, not even the promoters James Barton and Darren Hughes, imagined that 14 years on, the Hacienda would be a place where the residents are homeowners, and that Cream would be a multi-million pound music and media company with a huge impact on global clube and youth culture. Cream's is a story which has touched millions, and changed the lives of the people who work there and the DJ's who have gone on to be some of today's most influential musicians. It has helped shape the thoughts of the media, police and government. In terms of contemporary dance culture, the thoughts of James Barton and Darren Hughes set the agenda. Since it's humble beginnings in 1992 as a 400 capacity club set in an unfashionable, derelict part of Liverpool the brand has not only gone on to become one the most potent youth brands in the world, it has also been recognised by Liverpool City Council as having played a key role in the economic regeneration of the city over the last 14 years. A whole section of the city that was once desolate is now a thriving cultural quarter, packed with restaurants, bars, artist studios and cafes. The majority of these enterprises acknowledge that their business success is directly linked to the activity generated by Cream. Launched during the dance music boom as a haven for young people to spend their Saturday nights listening and dancing to music. Cream soon grew to attract over 3000 people every week from around the country who saw it as a lifestyle and not just a source of entertainment. Over the last 14 years, the company has built its reputation on delivering innovative, creative and popular appeal to youth audiences. Cream has a voice and credibility within the youth market both in the UK and internationally, which is ordinarily very difficult to reach. During the clubs weekly night heyday Liverpool John Moores University carried out an induction survey, 70% of students questioned gave Cream as their main reason for choosing to study in Liverpool. Not wanting to keep the success story exclusive to Liverpool in 1994 Cream staged its first international event in Ibiza and has continued to host a weekly summer residency there every year. With Ibiza's cosmopolitan crowd the Cream story soon began to spread around the world and the company was soon organising events in places as varied as Buenos Aires to Moscow. The company now stages over 200 club events annually. This activity has gone on to become one of the company's greatest achievements, this is best illustrated by the impact the brand has made in the South American market. In 1997 the company was approached by the Buenos Aires City Council to organise an event to coincide with the city's Millennium celebrations. 1995 saw the release of the company's first compilation record 'Cream Live'. Released through BMG UK, it was the first record of it's kind and was a clear indicator of how strong the Cream brand had become in a relatively short period of time. The album went on to become one of the biggest selling records of the year with sales approaching 300,000 and spent over four months in the top ten albums chart. In 1998 the company signed to Virgin Records and have since released over 20 albums both in the UK and Internationally. The combined sales of all Cream albums is now well over 4 million units. Buoyed by the growth of the brand the company decided to attack the outdoor event business. During 1998 Creamfields was launched into the festival market. Bringing a unique and innovative attitude to the market Creamfields very quickly established itself as one of the leading outdoor music events in the country. Now in it's 9th year the event continues to grow both in the UK and internationally. After 2 years of development November 2003 was the chosen month for the launch of the group's latest concept 'babycream'. Spotting a shift within the leisure market the company created a JV relationship with respected restaurant and bar operator Lyceum Group to create a national chain of bars and restaurants. Re-defining how we eat and drink babycream is an exciting new concept that operates on two levels and delivers on style, contemporary design, good food and unrivalled music. Positioned within the super cool Albert Dock complex in Liverpool, it has already been voted as one the best bars and restaurants in Europe. With a clear vision and direction which has successfully blended elements of the UK's diverse youth culture with style and sophistication, babycream has already opened its second unit in Leeds which has exceeded all expectations. With sites in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Swansea also planned, babycream is primed to take the UK by storm. Over the past 14 years the brand has gone from strength to strength demonstrating it's ability to stretch beyond it's beginnings as a small underground club brand into one of the most instantly recognisable youth brands in the world. Fans of this Show
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