fabric have announced details of a fundraiser event for ex-promoter Shaun Roberts.

On Thursday, 18th November, the London club will host A Dance For Shaun, a fundraiser for life-extending treatment for Roberts. Among the names set to perform include Fatboy Slim, Annie Mac, Erol Alkan, Daniel Avery and a DJ set by the Chemical Brothers. Check out the full line-up below.

Former fabric promoter Shaun Roberts has launched a fundraiser for life-extending cancer treatment.

Roberts, who worked at the London club as promotions manager for 16 years, launched a GoFundMe page on Wednesday, 13th October, in order to cover medical costs following a diagnosis of Stage 4 Metastatic cancer in 2019.

London club fabric has finalised the line-up for its 39-hour party this month.

Overmono have announced a new EP, 'Diamond Cut/Bby', which will land on 12" via celebrated UK label XL Recordings on 19th November. 

fabric have announced details of a new, 24+ hour techno event series.

SHERELLE has announced a fabric presents compilation and mix.

The London DJ/producer, BEAUTIFUL label boss and Hooversound Records co-founder, who won last year's DJ Mag Future Star award, will join the likes of Bonobo, The Martinez Brothers and Octo Octa & Eris Drew in the fabric presents series later this year.

Anastasia Kristensen has released a new EP.

Out now via London club fabric's in-house Houndstooth label, 'Volshebno’ marks the Russian producer's second release on the imprint, following her 'M A X I M A' EP in 2019.

Blending the sounds of Copenhagen’s trance and techno scene with UK jungle, breaks and hardcore, the high-energy EP comes with a "playful and melodic narrative".

fabric has announced a 39-hour party to celebrate its 22nd birthday this year.

The much-loved London club, which climbed up into the top 20 in this year's Top 100 Clubs poll, will celebrate over two decades in the heart of the city with the marathon event, set to take place from Friday 22nd until Monday 25th October.

London's fabric is introducing a "strict" no-photo and no-video policy when it reopens.

Announcing the news yesterday (June 28th) via social media, a post shared by the club said: "fabric is London's home for underground music, always aiming to create a feeling of self-expression on the dance-floor. We are introducing a strict no photo, and no video policy at the club. Stay in the moment and put away your phone, enjoy the night."