Stupid Underground Free Warehouse Party

Free b4 11.30pm

Originally planned for Saturday 19th June this re-scheduled Stupid Underground party feels like it has been an eternity coming!! 2000+ people came to our last event on January 30th and our last 12 parties have filled the Custard Factory complex to complete capacity each time.

Anyone who has been to one of our events before knows that Stupid Underground clubbers are a friendly crazy bunch who love to paaaarty! On Saturday 24th July the new factory home will ooze a cutting edge warehouse vibe with tons of booming sound and lighting production installed. Cue the sillyness and stupidity!

Expect a mash-up of Dubstep, Dnb, Tech House and Techno beats at this one folks and please arrive early to ensure freeness!

Factory (Formerly known as Space 2 Warehouse)
Dubstep – Drum n Bass – Electro

Hostage
DC Breaks
Funtcase
Cookie Monsta
Get Carter
Philthy Skills

Terrace
Tech House – Techno

Hosted by Deuce Soundsystem – Minimal Market – Digital Duress

Equals 2
Steve Essence
Audiojackerz
Zumo
John Steward
Potter

Don’t forget to say your coming on the facebook event page!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126024407439829

Date: Saturday 24th July (Re-scheduled from Sat 19th June)
Times: 10pm – 5am
Where: Factory, (formerly known as Space 2 Warehouse), Custard Factory, Gibb Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B9 4AA
Website: www.factoryclub.co.uk / www.myspace.com/custardfactory
Cost: FREE B4 11.30pm £10 after / £7 advanced tickets
Info: 07852 178 159
Email: steve@factoryevents.co.uk

Stupid Underground Mash Up TV 1

Stupid Underground Mash Up TV 2

Stupid Underground Sept 2009 video

Buying a ticket gets you the following;

-Queue Jump / Fast Track Entry
-Guaranteed entry in the event of a sell out (12 sell outs for Stupid Underground so far!)
-£3 cheaper than paying on the door after 11.30pm

Tickets available from here

http://www.theticketsellers.co.uk/buy_tickets/events/?id=10012028&ref=let_aft

Factory Events (representing nightclub activity at the Custard Factory) would like to inform all of their customers that unfortunately the popular Stupid Underground event planned for Saturday 19th June has been voluntarily postponed to the new date of Saturday 24th July.

The reasons for this are due to the venue wanting to work side by side with the police to allow enough reasonable time to thoroughly review all safety measures and operations they have in place at the nightclub spaces within the Custard Factory complex.

This review comes after a serious incident which occurred at the Custard Factory nightclub during the ‘Urban Music Gathering’ music event on the evening of Saturday 12th June.

A head spokesman of the promotional team for the planned Saturday 19th June Stupid Underground event says

‘Obviously we are extremely disappointed that a show in which we were expecting 2000+ fun loving, party and music minded people has been cancelled due to one persons actions at a completely different type of event the week before. We do however totally respect the venues decision to assist the police in a bid to ensure this fantastic music venue remains how it has always been, a safe, relaxed environment in which music-minded people attend to socialise. All of our efforts are now focused on getting the message out there to our loyal clubbers that this show is now taking place on Saturday 24th July and not to turn up this Saturday.’

‘All persons who have bought a ticket will be able to use their ticket for the Saturday 24th July event or will be able to get a full refund from www.theticketsellers.co.uk or phoning 0844 870 0000’

Factory Events continue to say

‘We are aware that it is not just the Custard Factory nightclub spaces affected this Saturday with the police advising all late night entertainment venues in the City to take extra measures to ensure the safety of its customers’

‘We take our customers welfare extremely seriously and this is why we are working with the police to investigate the issues of last weekend. Already we have increased and upgraded our CCTV coverage of the site as requested by the authorities’

With two storming bank holidays behind us we’re into the silly season of BBQs (weather permitting) and Festivals. If it’s festivals you are after but you want to avoid the ubiquitous mud then The Custard Factory is the place to be. With Summer Prom on Friday 4th June, Urban Music Gathering on Saturday 12th & Stupid Underground on Saturday 19th we’ve got plenty of mud free festivals to keep you happy. Throw in nights from Breakthru, WTFunk, Sub:Misson, Ravers Edge, Bloc Beatz & Twisted plus a HUGE South Africa World Cup launch party on the 11th and June is shaping up very nicely thank you very much!

STUPID UNDERGROUND

FREE B4 11.30pm

The Custard Factory (We told you we’re not!) Closing Party

Factory Club, Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham

After 12 huge sell out events at the Custard Factory the most recent being Saturday 30th January, Stupid Underground are proud to announce their biggest free b4 11.30pm party to date!

On Saturday 19th June we take on the important role of hosting the official launch party of the entire Custard Factory complex!

‘We told you we’re not closing!’ and this party is a celebration of exciting things to come at the nations new and improved clubbing destination. Residents of the whole complex are also celebrating at this evening as this event signals the unveiling of a multi million pound office and retail quarter within the Custard Factory grounds.

Massive sound and lighting production, a giant ghettoblaster, the new Factory club (formely Space 2 Warehouse), 2 x railway arches, world class Djs playing Electro, Techno, Drum and Bass and Dubstep, and the unveiling of the P.O.D arena make this event set to go down in history.

2000+ people are coming and we cannot wait!

If you are happy that the Factory Club lives on and are excited about the new era at the complex please show your support and invite your friends to this event. We really appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you all soon.

So what is really happening!?

The Factory Events Team who are responsible for programming exciting club events at the Custard Factory complex are moving to the other end of the street!

Large financial investment is being made in the redevelopment of this area.

Space 2 warehouse is to become the new Factory Club with its upgrade including a permanent sound and lighting system and new toilets.

One railway arch (Factory Arch) is going to become a spectacular arena on large events.

The second railway arch (Factory Terrace) is where clubbers chill out, sit down and talk to friends. Djs will perform here in the Summer months.

A new room called Factory P.O.D will showcase futuristic L.E.D lighting and visual djs, with music Djs performing from a booth high up in the wall!

This is the end of an era for regular Factory Events shows at the old Factory Club space.

It is however exciting times as this move heralds a new beginning for Custard Factory revellers.

The Factory Events team are now commited to securing bigger and bolder events in 2010. Focus is now on quality of promoter and quality of experience.

Saturday 19th June - Official New Spaces Launch!

FACTORY CLUB (Formerly Space 2 Warehouse)

-Warehouse arena. Capacity 1500
-It’s warmer with central heating!
-Bigger, bolder sound & lighting production
-New toilets
-New floor

FACTORY TERRACE

FACTORY ARCH

FACTORY P.O.D - The Factorys latest clubbing addition!

This new arena features the biggest visuals screen you will have ever seen! Red Bull have invested time and money into making P.O.D a super charged sound, lighting and visual experience. A real Point Of Difference.

Multi Million Pound Office and Retail Outlets

Saturday 19th June is the official unveiling of Zellig - the dazzling new addition to the Custard Factory, adding 101 new studios, offices and retail spaces to the quarter. The £10 million 100,000 sq ft restoration centres around three courtyards featuring spectacular flying glass bridges and a beautiful floating sculpture. Zellig also contains the Nomad Club, a lofty space with wi-fi, a pool table, coffee on tap and a meditation space. Nomad will offer the opportunity to work whilst maintaining traction with the outside world and host regular networking events and arts/media parties.

Sales enquiries call 0121 224 7784

Units range from £300 - £3,000 per calendar month

See more at http://www.custardfactory.co.uk

FACTORY CLUB (Formerly Space 2 Warehouse): Electro – Techno - Bass

Hostage
Funtcase
Get Carter
Philthy Skills
Electrick Punkz

FACTORY ARCH: Drum n Bass & Dubstep

Featuring the giant ghetto blaster!

DC Breaks
Cookie Monsta
CKB
Subdue b2b Initial

Hosted by Early Doors & Class A Recordingz

FACTORY P.O.D: Mash-up!

Edwardo
Jon Cockle
Rob Power
Ross Hancock
Dj Mali
Dave Morris

Hosted by 1210 Dj society, Fusion Dj Society, Brumski

DJs and Brands

Hostage

Hostage, is always hard at work in the clubs and in the studio manufacturing tough electro beats that span a wide spectrum of musical styles with devastating dancefloor accuracy. Over the last couple of years his raving pilgrimage has taken him all over Europe, US, Asia and Australia bringing a heady mix of rave, electro and house to the bass-hungry masses. 2009 saw a rapid rise into the limelight through much increased BBC Radio 1 support culminating in a live and explosive Radio 1 Essential mix with Annie Mac in January 2010.

http://www.myspace.com/alanhostage

DC Breaks

Responsible for some of our favourite remixes over the past few months, from Rox to Tinie Tempah. They release a hefty six tracker on May 3rd on Futurebound’s Viper Recordings. The ‘Halo EP’ is a goldmine, comprising an impressive collection of guaranteed dancefloor smashes which they dish out in full effect during their 6 deck drum and bass showcases. Did you check out their guest mix on Fabio and Grooveriders Radio 1 show? Huge!

http://www.myspace.com/dcbreaks

Funtcase

His productions include ‘Gorilla Flex’ and ‘Make our day’. Futuristic dubstep filth!

http://www.myspace.com/funtcase

Cookie Monsta

Produces the most barbaric grimey dubstep that has ever faced humankind!

http://www.myspace.com/cookiemonstatc2

Get Carter

Hot property at the moment! Energetic resident Dj of both the Custard Factory and Gatecrasher! Similar in style to Annie Mac and fuses electro, techno, dubstep and Dnb in his sets. Has a strong (at times mad!) following of clubbers having played regularly at these two respected clubbing venues.

http://www.myspace.com/djgetcarter

Stupid Underground events are famous for being very busy affairs (2000 of you supported our last show on Saturday 30th January). We have teamed up with 6 other promoter brands to ensure that this party is simply unmissable. Shout outs to Early Doors,Class A Recordingz, Twisted, Fusion, 1210 Dj Society, Brumski for their hard work in making this event the talk of the town.

Info

Date: Saturday 19th June
Times: 10pm – 5am
Where: New Custard Factory, Gibb Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B9 4AA
Website: http://www.factoryclub.co.uk / http://www.myspace.com/custardfactory
Cost: FREE B4 11.30pm £10 after / £7 advanced tickets
Info: 07852 178 159 Email: steve@factoryevents.co.uk

Facebook - Search Stupid Underground and say your coming!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=124722034207853&ref=ts

Tickets: available from http://www.theticketsellers.co.uk

Please be aware these parties are extremely popular so to ensure freeness arrive early!

Or…..

Buying a ticket for just £7 gets you the following!

-Queue jump / Fast Track Entry
-Guaranteed entry in the event of a sell out (12 sell outs for Stupid Underground so far!)
-£3 cheaper than paying on the door after 11.30pm

With TWO bank holiday weekends to look forward to in May there are plenty of opportunities to let loose and party.

Starting this weekend we’ve got Hysteria bringing you jump up drum & bass, old skool jungle & dubstep on Friday night. Hard House Heavy weights B2T & Tidy come together for Bounce 2 Tidy celebrating 15 years of Tidy on Saturday. Then on Sunday none other than FAT BOY SLIM, CALVIN HARRIS, CHASE & STATUS, ANNIE MAC & many more roll up in Digbeth as the Electric Carnival comes to town. With a capacity of 9000 people this show promises to be a landmark event in the history of Birmingham clubbing. You know you don’t want to miss this.

With brands such as The Gallery, Valve Soundsystem, Flyin’ Squad, Bigger Than Barry & Starlight all appearing at The Custard Factory during May it promises to be another big month.

And then its the big Easter bank holiday weekend with Early Doors & Dubstep Warriorz kicking off the madness on Thursday 1st April with a Drum & Bass VS Dubstep skank-a-thon featuring Doctor P & Artificial Intelligence.

The rest of the weekend is courtesy of Eclec-tricity with Ricardo Villalobos, Simian Mobile Disco, High Contrast, Goldie, Laurent Garnier & many more appearing over the course of the three day spectacular.

With other events in April including Sub:Mission, WTFunk & Grime Nation you’d be a fool not to venture down to The Custard Factory.

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Moving into March we have some of the biggest name’s in the business with HTID (Hardcore Til I Die) on March 6th and the Legendary Cream bring their Classics night here on March 13th.

Club events at the Custard Factory complex are changing.

The Factory Events team, have decided to focus their energy on financing the redevelopment and complete refurbishment of some exciting new spaces within the Custard Factory, to include the 1500 capacity Space 2 warehouse, two large adjoining railway arches and a new, never used before ‘secret room’. These new spaces will herald a wave of bigger and bolder club events organised by some of the most successful promoters in the business.

The Factory club, which has been at the centre of raves at the Custard Factory complex for over 14yrs is being closed and re-branded, with a new business partner involved, and will mainly come in to play on whole site festival type events, as well as being used as a separate stand alone bar / club on weekly Fridays.

End of an era

With the Factory Events Team focus moving to high profile shows at Space 2, the railway arches and the new secret room, it is the end of an era for regular Factory Events shows at the Factory Club.

A new beginning

As from around May 2010 the Factory Events calendar will showcase the new breed of big hitting shows so keep them peeled on our website www.factoryclub.co.uk