Propaganda (indie club night)

Propaganda is an Independent music club night spanning across 22 different areas in the UK, Ireland, Australia and Brazil.[1] It is known to be the biggest club night of its kind in the UK in reference to the number of people who attend each week.[2] Propaganda was created by DJ Dan while at Bristol university, claiming there was no alternative club night in the area at that time.[3] The night first started at The Cooler on Park Street in Bristol before it out grew the capacity and had to move to Level Nightclub on Park Row.[4] Propaganda has previously had DJs such as Lily Allen, The Vaccines, The Libertines, Ellie Golding, Rizzle Kicks and Zane Lowe at their events.[5]

Venues and places

Previous guest DJs

Propaganda is known for having high-profile figures & bands in the music industry to DJ at their nights. Previous guest DJs include Zane Lowe, Lily Allen, Bloc Party, Pendulum & The Pigeon Detectives.[18] Recently guests have included The Vaccines, Greg James and The Libertines.

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References
  1. ☆ Propaganda ☆ The UK's Biggest Indie Night! | Homepage
  2. Propaganda Fridays at The O2 Academy Islington | London
  3. Interview DJ Dan | Epigram Online | Bristol University's Independent Student Newspaper
  4. Interview DJ Dan | Epigram Online | Bristol University's Independent Student Newspaper
  5. The Mighty Boosh's Mike Fielding plays Propaganda - Music-News.com
  6. O2 Academy Birmingham | Propaganda | Event information
  8. Thursdays Proaganda
  9. Propaganda – Indie Club Night, QMU http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/propaganda-indie-club-night-qmu/
  10. Propaganda London at Islington Academy - Indie, electro, retro and pop - Time Out London
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  18. http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/propaganda-club-night-launches-in-sheffield-bournemouth-and-birmingham/711
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