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They're Wired for sound at The Bridge



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Published Date: 03 May 2008
I CALLED into The Bridge in Brighouse to see Boy Cried Wolf (Jimmy Asquith) and Rebecca DJ Dainton (Rebecca Dainton) for their electro night called Wired.
The DJ-ing duo knew one another at school and after leaving they met again through mutual friends and have become firm buddies forming the Wired nights.
"I am mainly inspired by the underground electro and techno scene in Europe," said Jimmy, who has been DJ-ing for the past three years. Currently studying at Newcastle University, Jimmy has been hosting club nights called EatDisco and Paris is Burning at the Northumberland Arms and The End on Tyneside.

(Full story and more news from the pubs and clubs in the Brighouse Echo 1/5/08)

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  • Last Updated: 01 May 2008 10:05 AM
  • Source: Brighouse Echo
  • Location: Brighouse
 
 
  

 
 

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