Little Love is a queer underground club night that pays tribute to house music’s LGBTQI+ roots, featuring a line-up of upcoming and legendary DJs and performers.

Get a little love.

❏ Friday, December 2 @ Oxford Underground
❏ 10PM - 4AM
❏ DJs Beth Yen, Alan Thompson & Dan Azzo
❏ Hosted by Daphne Gaye, Kalin Klein & The Chic Coach

BETH YEN

Talk about a legend! Producer and DJ Beth Yen is a household name in electronic music, having topped the ARIA Club Chart with their track ‘Ocean’ in 2019. Doing so, they dethroned Calvin Harris from the top spot to become the first female solo artist to hit #1 since 2012, making Yen only the fourth female artist in history to claim the honour.

They’ve shared a bill with Erick Morillo and Sigma, have three Ibiza seasons under their belt, stepped up as a resident DJ at legendary clubs and parties like Pukka Up, Amnesia, Café Mambo, Café Del Mar and Pacha, and supported the likes of Carl Cox, Duke Dumont, Disclosure, Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, Claptone, and Faithless.

ALAN THOMPSON

By no exaggeration, DJ, producer, and broadcaster Alan Thompson has shaped rave and club culture worldwide since 1989. From decade-spanning residencies at Trade, DTPM, Defected In The House, and Ministry of Sound London and Ibiza, to a slew of platinum and top 40 releases, and appearing on Kiss FM, BBC’s Radio 1, and MTV.

Having headlined some of the biggest and best clubs worldwide, including Tunnel (New York), Godskitchen (UK), Space, Pacha, Amnesia, Privilege, and El Divino (Ibiza), it’s no wonder that Thompson was repeatedly voted the number one DJ in the UK, and one of the top DJs in the world by clubbers.

❏ Looks are encouraged
❏ Aggression of any kind is not tolerated
❏ Free unconditional entry for First Nations and trans. Please email info@littlelove.club

We recognise that this event is being held on stolen land and wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging.

House music is queer music.

Artwork by Federico Salis.