Prepare for an electrifying night as Perfect Havoc returns to Ministry of Sound’s iconic 103 Room on Friday, 13th September. For the second time in 2024, this forward-thinking dance label has curated an outstanding lineup, hand-selected from its House flavoured roster, including Alfie Cridland, Stephani B, Tobtok b2b Scott Forshaw, Alex Ross b2b Beave, Okan and Benji Adams, each promising an unmissable clubbing experience. This injection of House music will perfectly complement Future x TEK’s Trance-heavy main room where AVAO, Nifra and more line up. For tickets and more information, visit the Perfect Havoc website.
Following the success of two previous takeovers at Ministry of Sound, Perfect Havoc’s return is highly anticipated. The label’s distinctive sound and energy has brought an electrifying atmosphere to the Gaunt Street venue thanks to its top talents, highlighting why Perfect Havoc is one of the most versatile labels in modern dance music.
Headlining for Perfect Havoc is Alfie Cridland, a DJ and producer known for his seamless mash-ups and cross-genre mixing, delivering sets that blend commercial House, R&B, and Hip-Hop. His rise began with a win in Nathan Dawe’s 2017 DJ competition, and since then, he’s produced viral hits like ‘Fall Again’ with T.Matthias and ‘New Levels’ with Tobtok and Milwin, which racked up over 20 million streams and earned BBC Radio 1’s Tune Of The Week.
Joining is Manchester’s Stephani B - an unstoppable force in the DJ scene, known for her live drumming/DJ hybrid performances and mashups. Her debut single ‘Sober (La Da Dee)’ gained traction on BBC Radio 1 and was featured on Love Island UK. With a growing social media following of over 880k, and standout festival appearances this year at Tomorrowland and Victorious, Stephani B is one to watch.
With over 600 million streams globally, Perfect Havoc mainstay Tobtok returns to Ministry as he continues to make his mark in electronic music. Known for his remixes and original tracks on the likes of Selected, Soave and Ministry, including the double platinum ‘Fast Car’ and ‘New Levels,’ Tobtok has earned plenty of industry heavyweight support over time, including Sam Feldt, Sigala, and Tiësto.
Tobtok will be going back-to-back with Scott Forshaw, a rising star with 15 million streams and releases on labels like Armada and Ultra. Forshaw’s collaborations with artists like John Newman and Black Caviar have solidified his reputation, and as the host of a Dance show on Virgin Radio UAE, his influence is steadily growing.
Perfect Havoc, co-founded by Robert Davies and Adam Griffin, has become a key player in the dance music world. The label’s impact is clear with several UK Top 20 singles and over 10 billion global streams. This takeover at Ministry of Sound is another step in their journey of delivering high-quality, crossover dance music.
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