93 Feet East on Brick Lane is celebrating its 25th year with the return of the party FUSE while an upgraded sound system and cutting-edge lighting setup mark the start of a new chapter for this cultural space.
The venue is situated within Shoreditch’s Old Truman Brewery complex and has been synonymous with some of the UK’s most celebrated events.
Chief amongst those is FUSE, the Sunday daytime party founded by Enzo Siragusa in 2008 and closely linked with residents like Seb Zito, Rich NxT, and Archie Hamilton who helped to define its signature sound.
In October 2024 FUSE returned to 93 Feet East with the innovative [X—Series], a special run of 10 consecutive Sunday daytime sessions for the first time since 2012, and with a strict no-phones policy.
Over the years, 93 Feet East, which entails a main room, live room, courtyard and members and gallery bar, has undergone several refurbishments that have kept it one step ahead of the game. Now the venue enters another bold new phase with a raft of upgrades that enhance the overall live experience for both DJs and club-goers.
The sound systems, which are widely seen as some of the best in the capital, have been upgraded. The main room now features a Funktion One 4 with three F124 bass speakers and the high-spec production setup includes a Eurolite Blinder, Power Strobe, Hazer, an LCD projector and a vast screen. The final improvements to the main room layout are set to increase capacity in conjunction with some slick bar upgrades.
Beyond music, 93 Feet East is an adaptable multi-use space that has hosted various cultural and social events including art exhibitions, and community meet-ups.
The surrounding Brick Lane area is a bustling and vibrant hub with an eclectic mix of markets, street art and rich cultural diversity all serving as a magnet for an array of talented artists with 93 Feet East at the heart of it all.
