Fantazia — Takes You Into Summertime

Friday 15 May 1992 · Matchams Park Stadium, Bournemouth · two arenas · Larry Keenan & Design Me credit

15 May 1992 · ★ Gold Star object

Original owner-reported A4 double-sided Fantazia 'Takes You Into Summertime' rave promotional poster/flyer for Friday 15 May 1992, 8pm–8am at Matchams Park Stadium, Bournemouth. Bold retro-futurist front depicts repeated monumental portals through clouds, floating Earth and magenta perspective grid; back preserves distinct main and alternative DJ/MC programmes (Ellis Dee, Easygroove, Top Buzz, Sasha, Ratpack, Slipmatt, Ratty, Phantasy, DJ Sy, DJ SS, Donovan Smith, Colin Dale and numerous regional artists), plus guest PA Icon and MC Robbie Dee. £20 advance-only ticket, max £2 fee and national 1992 dealers. Phatmedia identifies original design 'Larry Keenan & Design Me'; printed production notices mention Scarlet Pimpernel Productions and Kalidervision. In original promoter James Perkins's first-person DJ Mag history, the licence is reported at 8,000 against later attendance estimates of roughly 16,000, an influential dispute linked to Gideon Dawson's exit and Obsession; these are source-attributed, not audited numbers. Independent attendee testimony from Claire Henderson reports airborne MC Robbie Dee, corresponding to original attraction marketing. No TMR same-event duplicate. High institutional cultural/design significance, uncertainty retained about source graphics, artist performances, first-print status, original quantities and Market Value.

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Event: Fantazia Takes You Into Summertime — May 1992, two-arena all-night rave
Promoter: Fantazia (reuse authoritative organisation, original promoter James Perkins). Flyer announces a 12-hour Bournemouth/Matchams Park event following Westpoint raves. 2020 firsthand DJ Mag history documents co-founder Gideon Dawson's role in extra ticket distribution and later departure to Obsession; original paper does not literally name the organiser's individual founders. Do not infer exact legal company registration or that any related promoter was a co-organiser.
Venue: Matchams Park Stadium (also printed Matchams Park Racing Stadium)
Location: Matchams Park Stadium, Bournemouth (racing complex). Original front and reverse print no more precise street address or postcode; reverse says directions on ticket. Do not fabricate historical gate coordinates.
Advertised hours: Friday 15 May 1992 8pm through Saturday 16 May 8am, 12 advertised hours. Main and alternative arenas each have advertised artists but no printed individual set schedule.
Original admission / price: £20 advance tickets ONLY from official outlet/agent network, with a printed MAXIMUM booking fee of £2; face value £20, up to £22 charged with fee. Tickets announced on sale nationwide Friday 3 April 1992. No on-the-night ticket option is advertised. Front/reverse state 8pm–8am and 'tickets in advance'. Original national ticket office lists and VIP guest fax application deadline are historic, not current. Promoter prediction/purchasing advice is not proof of sellout.
Designer: Phatmedia's independently archived exact two-sided May 15 1992 Summertime flyer names design credit 'Larry Keenan & Design Me'. No designer name is legible as an on-object signed credit in these two owner photographs. This research attribution is specific to this issue, not a reason to identify Larry Keenan with a similarly named unrelated artist, or assume that 'Design Me' and the 'Alex Design Me' credit on earlier Feb 1992 Fantazia paper represent the same legal individual/studio without further evidence.
Format: One complete original A4 owner-reported two-sided, portrait-oriented event poster/flyer. Front full-colour elaborate photomontage/early computer-style portals projecting through blue-violet cloudy space, floating globe centred above a bright pink wire/grid-perspective pathway, large Fantazia title and full event date/venue. Reverse portrait two music arenas, international DJs and MCs, visitor services, 25-watt laser/video/sound attractions, £20 ticket, national shops and agents, bottom paired graphic head silhouettes.
Dimensions: Owner's established A4 intake size (nominal 210 × 297 mm), individual specimen not measured. Specialist historic original A4 listings call it 'flyer'; this does not prove a different original poster print edition.
Orientation: Portrait both sides, one ordinary double-sided paper sheet with no intentional folding or additional included insert visible.
Original / reproduction: High-confidence period original 1992 sheet from owner's complete photographic evidence, date-specific 1992 telephone/retail channels, apparently age-appropriate physical handling, and matching two-sided print in Phatmedia collector archive and UKacidhouse. No original manufacturing invoice, authenticated exact impression, certificate, legal chain of title or proven unique printing state.
Edition / variant: Takes You Into Summertime, Friday 15 May 1992 Matchams Park Stadium Bournemouth, cloud-portal/pink grid/floating globe image with two exact arena programme blocks and 1992 shops. Separate from Fantazia The Second Sight at Westpoint Fri 21 Feb 1992 (already TMR session #99) and later 25 July 1992 One Step Beyond at Castle Donington, with entirely different image/venue. No numbered issue or proof of first-run exclusivity, variant, limited size or reprint inventory.
Condition: Very Good apparent original condition, provisional photographic assessment, ungraded.
Completeness: Apparently complete original one-sheet A4-format two-sided event poster/flyer. Front shows fully printed cloud/globe/portal artwork and date; reverse preserves both separate stage bills, MCs, 1992 services/attractions and dense nationwide ticket outlets. No original ticket, insert, separate attached programme, promotional badge or detachable voucher evidenced as present or missing.
Event relationship: Fantazia Takes You Into Summertime — Matchams Park (two arenas) · 1992-05-15
Venue relationship: Browse Matchams Park Stadium (also printed Matchams Park Racing Stadium) objects

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Catalogue note

Advertised programme: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band.

Graphic-design significance: An outstanding early-1990s retro-futurist music promotion. The front depicts repeated monumental grey portals receding through a stormy turquoise/blue cloud world, earth-like globe hovering over a fluorescent pink perspective-grid roadway, with white 'FANTAZIA TAKES YOU INTO SUMMERTIME' masthead and printed May 15 event details. It evokes computer-simulation visuals and a post-psychedelic utopian future. In contrast, the reverse uses radiating orange-yellow light surrounding white event lettering, colour-coded GREEN main arena and WHITE alternative arena bills, densely composed effects and ticket text, and paired blue/black stippled striped head profiles at foot. Exact issue designer 'Larry Keenan & Design Me' is documented by Phatmedia but none of the image assets nor designer full identity is separately established. The unusual design and detailed practical reverse illuminate a transitional era as promoters professionalised mass rave events.

Historical context: Fantazia co-founder James Perkins, interviewed at length in DJ Mag in 2020, recounts the organisation's 1991 original Eclipse/Westpoint events followed by Feb 1992 Second Sight, then Takes You Into Summertime at Matchams on 15 May 1992. Original flyer describes the Bournemouth racing stadium as an ambitious first licensed South Coast all-nighter, promises huge outdoor/indoor effects and two arena bills. DJ Mag reports a licence for 8,000, with attendee estimates closer to 16,000; these figures are source-attributed retrospective accounts, NOT a proven gate count. The article relates over-distribution of tickets by co-founder Gideon Dawson, his subsequent departure and the development of Obsession. This has a direct TMR archive relationship to existing TMR-000926 Obsession, described as an ex-Fantazia offshoot; neither object is the same festival or physical original. Eyewitness journalist Claire Henderson independently recalls MC Robbie Dee flying in a harness above the crowd, an unusual case in which an original attraction announcement has first-person evidence of having occurred; original still does not prove every promised effect. The same DJ Mag retrospective includes Ratpack Mark McKee recollecting being caught in traffic and getting only a shortened set, rather than the full printed booking. The flyer prints music from major DJs (Sasha, Easygroove, Slipmatt, Top Buzz, Ratpack, DJ SS, etc.) with two separate stages and multiple MCs including local Joe Peng. It credits 'Scarlet Pimpernel Productions' as stage/visual-effects supplier and 'Kalidervision' for live computer-generated graphics, and announces 25W multi-colour skywriting lasers, 105K surround sound and circus/fairground acts; all technical sizes are promoter marketing, not independent equipment inspection. The programme advertises £20 admission, £2 maximum booking, broad nationwide record-store infrastructure and 3 April sale release. Multiple attributed 1992 musical tapes and an independently contributed event photo exist but do not replace formal archive authentication of all DJ sets. The event became an important bridge in Fantazia's growth toward its later July One Step Beyond event and separate Obsession lineage.

Production note: Full-colour printing with digitally rendered or photomontaged imaginary portal/globe/grid scene and orange/yellow/green/black dense reverse. Exact software, artwork source, printing press, paper grade, source photography, number of colours and manufacturer unknown.

Condition note: Both owner images show vivid complete original artwork and predominantly intact white borders, with subtle corner/edge softening, small rubs/print imperfections and light handling marks. Front shows faint abrasion/flecks near dark blue sky/border and minor outer-edge whitening/softening; reverse has a small top-right corner curl/crease and gentle handling/waviness along the margins, some faint surface marks but full detailed small-print and both bottom geometric head images legible. No major central fold cracking, missing part, tear, heavy handwritten mark or substantial ink loss evident. Orange/cream tones may partly reflect room lighting rather than ageing; exact stock, latent mounting residue, repairs or dimensions require in-hand inspection. Do not label Mint/Near Mint or certify printing originality solely by surface appearance.

Confidence / uncertainty: PHYSICAL: exact 15 May 1992 Friday 8pm–8am, Matchams Bournemouth venue, 14 main arena DJs plus separately named guest PA Icon and MCs Robbie Dee/Rib Zee/Loud'N'Nasty, 12 alternative DJs or joint acts plus 4 MCs, £20 advance and maximum £2 fee, flyer sale start Fri 3 April, 'Scarlet Pimpernel Productions' and 'Kalidervision' production wording. INDEPENDENT: exact Phatmedia original design credit 'Larry Keenan & Design Me', UKacidhouse same-date A4 listing, DJ Mag first-person original promoter/performance eyewitness and crowd/licence testimony, 1992 dance mix archives. 8,000 licence and roughly 16,000 estimated attendance are reported not independently audited. Some performer archives list other DJs not in flyer and omit billed Sasha; preserve on-object bill separately from recordings. Original promoter calls this the first licensed South Coast all-nighter and biggest racing complex—original marketing not definitive historic first or physical venue measurement. Current TMR person existing Sasha, Ellis Dee, DJ SS etc reused, Ratpack existing organization. Printed 'Artful Dodger' MC not conflated with future unrelated garage duo, nor 'Icon' group with unrelated name. Exact design image maker and Design Me/Alex Design Me identity relationship unverified. Reproduction history, actual paper dimensions and reliable current cash value unknown.

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Historical context

Fantazia co-founder James Perkins, interviewed at length in DJ Mag in 2020, recounts the organisation's 1991 original Eclipse/Westpoint events followed by Feb 1992 Second Sight, then Takes You Into Summertime at Matchams on 15 May 1992. Original flyer describes the Bournemouth racing stadium as an ambitious first licensed South Coast all-nighter, promises huge outdoor/indoor effects and two arena bills. DJ Mag reports a licence for 8,000, with attendee estimates closer to 16,000; these figures are source-attributed retrospective accounts, NOT a proven gate count. The article relates over-distribution of tickets by co-founder Gideon Dawson, his subsequent departure and the development of Obsession. This has a direct TMR archive relationship to existing TMR-000926 Obsession, described as an ex-Fantazia offshoot; neither object is the same festival or physical original. Eyewitness journalist Claire Henderson independently recalls MC Robbie Dee flying in a harness above the crowd, an unusual case in which an original attraction announcement has first-person evidence of having occurred; original still does not prove every promised effect. The same DJ Mag retrospective includes Ratpack Mark McKee recollecting being caught in traffic and getting only a shortened set, rather than the full printed booking. The flyer prints music from major DJs (Sasha, Easygroove, Slipmatt, Top Buzz, Ratpack, DJ SS, etc.) with two separate stages and multiple MCs including local Joe Peng. It credits 'Scarlet Pimpernel Productions' as stage/visual-effects supplier and 'Kalidervision' for live computer-generated graphics, and announces 25W multi-colour skywriting lasers, 105K surround sound and circus/fairground acts; all technical sizes are promoter marketing, not independent equipment inspection. The programme advertises £20 admission, £2 maximum booking, broad nationwide record-store infrastructure and 3 April sale release. Multiple attributed 1992 musical tapes and an independently contributed event photo exist but do not replace formal archive authentication of all DJ sets. The event became an important bridge in Fantazia's growth toward its later July One Step Beyond event and separate Obsession lineage.

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Archive Importance: 9.9 / 10 · Gold Star.

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Top BuzzPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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SashaPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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SlipmattPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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PhantasyPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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Colin DalePerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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TorchmanPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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RamosPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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LomasPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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Daz WillotPerformerCatalogue credit
Performer credit: MAIN ARENA, billed on green panel: ELLIS DEE; EASY GROOVE; TOP BUZZ; SASHA; RATPACK; SLIPMATT; RATTY; PHANTASY; SY; DONOVAN SMITH; COLIN DALE; SS; LUKE; RAMJACK. 'GUEST P.A. ICON' separately advertised. MCs ROBBIE DEE, RIB ZEE and special guest LOUD'N'NASTY. Ratpack is a UK rave DJ/MC act, linked to existing organisation, not misidentified as a solo performer. DONOVAN SMITH maps contextually to earlier Fantazia-billed Donovan 'Bassline'/'Bad Boy' Smith, not Simon Bassline Smith. 'Icon' is retained as printed, not equated with an unrelated modern group. ALTERNATIVE ARENA, separately printed: PIGBAG; RAMOS; LOMAS; HECTOR-C; WORM; DEX; TORCHMAN; WALLY; JAMO; DAZ WILLOT; MATTIE D/CHALKY; MARTIN THE HAT. MCs: JOE PENG; EXSTATIC; JACK HORNER; ARTFUL DODGER. No separate venue or opening hours by arena printed, so the same event-level 8pm–8am applies, without invented set schedules. 'MC Artful Dodger' is not linked to the unrelated later UK-garage duo; 'Pigbag' is not automatically the post-punk band. Original catalogue credit
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