Shoosh New Year's Eve Party
22:00 - Saturday 18 December 2010 - In Category Raves
What: Shoosh New Year’s Eve Party
Where: Inc Club, O2 Arena London
When: Friday 31 December, 8pm-5am
Why: The urban clubber’s dream night out! Last year’s NYE party was a sell out, and with Masterstepz, Firin Squad, Mr Play and Ziploc City among DJ’s confirmed, this year is primed to follow suit.
Website: Shoosh Parties
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