Fabric has announced the latest addition to its newly relaunched Sunday programming.
Little Gay Brother, which describes itself as a “queer rave for everybody”, will take over the Farringdon club for a series of daytime parties, running from 3pm to 11pm on Sundays.
The first event, on December 16, will welcome the 2 Bears as DJs, alongside Little Gay Brother residents Terry Vietheer and Maze & Masters. Tickets can be bought here.
Little Gay Brother, which started life at Secret Garden Party in 2012 as a safe space for LGTBQ+ revellers, has since held down residencies at Dalston Superstore and Heaven, as well as making various UK festival appearances. It currently runs a bi-monthly night at Omeara in London Bridge.
Its raves have welcomed the likes of Horse Meat Disco and Skream in the past, and feature a wild cast of dancers, performers, drag artists and others.
In a statement, the group said: “Expect all the madness you would find at one our festival stages: drag queens on treadmills, big looks and banging tunes.”
It comes as part of Fabric’s first run of dedicated queer events for 15 years.
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