EGG Presents: Lost Frequencies
Friday 20th January 2017
23:00 - 7:00
Advance tickets from From £5
| Student Members £10
| More on the door
Belgium's Lost Frequencies (aka Felix De Laet) returns for another session of melody-enriched, big room house. Since topping charts around the world – including in the UK - and asking the question 'Are You With Me', the title of his 2014 hit, the answer has emphatically been 'Yes' - to the power of over 202 million, the number of YouTube plays it has surpassed so far.
After releasing follow-ups 'Reality' and 'Beautiful Life', clocking up half a billion plays on Spotify and being crowned gold, platinum and double platinum in a few dozen countries, last year proved another defining year, with Lost Frequencies releasing his debut album 'Less Is More' via Dutch giant Armada. It was preceded by debut single 'What Is Love', his cover of Hadaway's Eurodance classic. Not even born when it was released in 1993, Lost Frequencies' re-make flipped the vibe into a poppy slice of guitar-led EDM that shot straight to No.1 in his home country, underlining his knack for crafting modern day pop melodies.
Having also remixed Major Lazer and Justin Bieber's 'Cold Water', expect him to kick off his first appearance of the New Year with all these tracks in his bag, plus a whole load of surprises pointing towards 2017's release schedule.
After releasing follow-ups 'Reality' and 'Beautiful Life', clocking up half a billion plays on Spotify and being crowned gold, platinum and double platinum in a few dozen countries, last year proved another defining year, with Lost Frequencies releasing his debut album 'Less Is More' via Dutch giant Armada. It was preceded by debut single 'What Is Love', his cover of Hadaway's Eurodance classic. Not even born when it was released in 1993, Lost Frequencies' re-make flipped the vibe into a poppy slice of guitar-led EDM that shot straight to No.1 in his home country, underlining his knack for crafting modern day pop melodies.
Having also remixed Major Lazer and Justin Bieber's 'Cold Water', expect him to kick off his first appearance of the New Year with all these tracks in his bag, plus a whole load of surprises pointing towards 2017's release schedule.
Egg London is a strictly 18+ venue. Club scan is installed in the venue at the front door, which means everyone attending Egg must have a valid form of photo ID to present to be scanned on entry. The accepted forms of ID are: unexpired passport, driving license, provisional driving license, photo cards featuring the pass hologram. Photocopies, photos or screenshots of IDs are not accepted. Egg London's management reserve the right to refuse admission into the club.