Issue 39 – Ravescene

Ravescene Magazeen #39 (June ’93) showcases summer 1993 rave highlights, with Labrynth Warehouse, Fantazia, Dreamscape Festival, and Universe among the key events across London, Milton Keynes, and the South Coast.

Published
25th June 1993 (approx)

Pages
8 (A5 monotone)

Strapline
MIND CANDY

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RAVE LISTINGS

Labrynth Warehouse Saturday 24th July. Bagleys Film Studios, York Way, Kings Cross, London N1
Reincarnation Saturday 10th July. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent
Destiny Saturday 3rd July. Shades of Rythmn PA. Oscars, Clacton Pier, Essex
Dance Europe Weekender September 24th, 25th, 26th. Eurodisney, Paris, France
Rise And Shine Saturday 24th July. Oscars, Clacton Pier, Clacton, Essex
Every Picture Tells A Story Saturday 26th June & Saturday 3rd June. Club Labrynth, 12 Dalston Lane, London E5
Elevation Saturday 24th July Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Est Edmonton N18
Penetration Saturday 10th July. Gatwick Airport
Dreamscape Festival Friday & Saturday 20/21st August. Milton Keynes Beds.
Promise Every Friday The Wag, Wardour Street, London W1
Oz Saturday 10th July. Megacite, Avenue de l’Hippodrome. 8000 Amiens, France
Dream Dance Every Saturday, Nobles Niteclub, Bournmouth
Ravelation Saturday 3rd July. The Dome, Southall Lane. Hounslow, Middlesex
Happy Days Poolside Party Every Sunday Evening. The Kings Oak Pub, In the heart of Epping Forest, High Beach, Loughton, Essex
Thunder & Joy Every Sunday, Raw 112a Great Russell Street, London WC1
Life & Utopia Sat 17th July, The Warehouse 134 – 146 Curtain Rd. London, E1
Prophecy Saturday 10th July. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Est. Edmonton, London N9
Universe “Big Love” Friday 13th August. Lower Pertwood Farm, A350 Nr Warminster, Wiltshire
Amnesia House Friday 16th July. The Sanctuary. V7 Saxon Street, Milton Keynes
AWOL At Quest Saturday 17th July. Quest, Broad Sireet, Wolverhampton
Fantazia Saturday 14th August. Cricket St Thomas Wildlite Park on the South Coast
Labrynth Summer Ball Oldies from ’88 – ‘93 Saturday 3rd July. 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney. London E8
Happy Days Under A Tent Saturday 7th August
World Dance Saturday 31st July. Llyd International Airport, Kent
Dance Paradise Saturday 3rd July. Tiffany’s, Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Fantasy Ball Wednesday 7th July. Leez Priory, Great Leighs, Nr Chelmsford, Essex
Formation Records Tour Part 3 Saturday 3rd July. Sadmax, 9 Walker Street, The Wicker Archer, Sheffield
Euphoria Saturday 17th July. Ocean Rooms, Pier Terrace, Gorleston, Great Yarmouth
The Promised Land Saturday 17th July. Bass Box, Warehouse Harbet Road, Edmonton N15
AWOL & Pandemonium Friday 2nd July. The Institute, Digbeth, Birmingham
Orange Outdoor Event Satuday 31st July At an Essex location
Reincarnation Saturday 14th August Crystal Palace Sports Centre

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Issue 28 – Ravescene

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Issue 29 – Ravescene

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Issue 52 – Ravescene

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