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Buy tickets for The Weekend Has Landed. The Biggest Dancefloor Anthems of a generation! Billy Bootleggers Nottingham, Nottingham between Friday 19th June and Saturday 20th June 2026
Doors: Friday 19th June 2026 10:00pm | Ends: Saturday 20th June 2026 3:00am
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The Funk'Dup DJs present:


The Weekend Has Landed!


The biggest & best Funky House, Big Beats, Breaks,  Electro, Filter Disco & Old Skool Hip Hop, to get the party started right!


Remember when clubs weren't a choice of 8 hours of Tech House or a Cheese fest. Well we do & we're bringing that vibe back to Nottingham and beyond.


If you like The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Grandmaster Flash, Leftfield, Orbital, Underworld, Fatboy Slim, Jamiroquai, Armand Van Helden, Eric Prydz, Sugarhill Gang, Freestylers, Dub Pistols, The Orb, Afrika Bambataa, Daft Punk, Bicep, Young MC and loads more like them, then the Funk'Dup DJs are what you're looking for in a night out!


We're bringing 2 guest DJs to get the night going too!


10pm, Mark Allen (Downfall), Acid House Classics.


11pm, Rob Juggins (House Legends Nottingham), Funky House.


Midnight til close, The Funk'Dup DJs, a journey through the greatest Dancefloor Anthems of a generation.


 

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Venue Discovery: Billy Bootleggers, Nottingham

18+
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£2.20
inc. fees • £0.20 Booking fee
£2.00 Face value
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General Admission
£3.30
inc. fees • £0.30 Booking fee
£3.00 Face value
The Weekend Has Landed. tickets
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