The BIC Pavilion in Bournemouth definitely
experienced the top class of dance culture, when Chase and Status, played there
last night.
The two music producers are promoting their
latest album, Brand new machine, by gigging a UK-wide arena tour. The pair were
supported by three artists, who took part in getting the crowd hyped for the
headliners; MOKO, Pusha T, and Netsky all of which have their own fans, showing
the huge amount of effort put into making the whole evening a big event, from
beginning to end.
The Pavilion was
full of hundreds of ravers moshing their way through the vast back catalogue of
hit records played, including favourites; End Credits,
Blind Faith, and Let You Go. As well as slipping in a few of their new successes
Pressure and Lost and Not found, which all gained great responses from the pumped
crowd. The superb experience was heightened by the incredible visuals and laser
show put on in front of the skanking fans.
The duo know how to please their audience, as well as
writing hit records, their attention to detail and respect for their fans is
why the night was such a success. As well as their constant change in music
genres, to keep up-to-date, is the reason they continue to do so well, and pack
out so many venues with adrenaline fuelled fans, as was the case in
Bournemouth.
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