Weekly Events: Redlight
After a long wait, Waved Events and ‘Halo’ nightclub welcomed dance DJ Redlight to the stage, with support from DEVolution and resident DJs.
View ArticleFriday 6th December 2013
Friday 6th December 2013
A first year student studying Communications and Media.
After a long wait, Waved Events and ‘Halo’ nightclub welcomed dance DJ Redlight to the stage, with support from DEVolution and resident DJs.
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After a massive sell-out event in 2012, the Annie Mac Presents tour returned to Bournemouth for the second time, with radio DJ Annie Mac bringing along some of the most popular current house DJ’s including Duke Dumont and Cyril Hahn.
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Cherries winger Matt Ritchie says he is thankful to Russian owner Maxim Demin for his scintillating start to life back in the Championship.
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Sport BU has launched a brand new sports programme for 2013/14 - SUBU Sport.
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Injecting this drug may be thought of as introducing miniature crocodiles into one’s anatomy.
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