T I S T H E S E A S O N

Join us for music, drinks and dancing at We Are The Sunset Xmas get-together with special guest Leo Zero.

We’ll be playing the good stuff from 3pm on Filly Brook’s sweet custom built vintage sound system, ace roasts and relaxed crowd.

Round up your crew and make a night of it. It’s (almost) Christmas after all.

W A T S 🌅

FRONT SPACE // 15:00 - 22:00 // FREE

TICKETS >> DJ Nori

It’s been a while since the last Claremont 56 party, but we’re excited to announce the return, with a rare chance to enjoy one of Japan’s finest selectors, DJ Nori.

@norihisamaekawa has been at the forefront of the Japanese club scene for over 40 years and remains a highly respected and in-demand DJ. He most notably moved to New York in the mid 80’s where he became friends with David Mancuso and Larry Levan taking up a residency at The Paradise Garage.

If you missed his Claremont 56 New Year’s set at the Greenwich Yacht Club back in 2014, now’s your chance to see him in the intimate back room of @fillybrook - a space perfectly suited to his unique style that features a bespoke vintage Tannoy 4 stack sound system.

As part of a European tour, this is one of only two exclusive UK gigs

TICKETS >> DJ Nori

Ally Tropical is the editor at Ransom Note, the founder of Pleasant Life Records and a resident on LYL Radio. Originally from Glasgow Ally has been working as a DJ for fifteen years and has played at clubs across Europe including Renate, Le Sucre, Kaiku and The Love Inn as well as at festivals including Glastonbury, Watching Trees, Love International and Nuits Sonores. 

Ally has also contributed mix series for the likes of DJ Mag, Melbourne Deepcast, Trushmix and more. 

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Come join us for From Bells To Basslines - a unique interactive music journey around the capital as Simon Singleton, the founder and curator of our local SHAKE THE HIGH ROAD festival guides you through a selection of the pivotal music moments and songs that shaped London. And plenty more you'll never have known about before! From classical to club culture via everything in-between, this is the perfect show for anybody who loves London - whether you're a crate digging muso or just keen to learn some fun stories about the capital's cultural history.

Live on the big screen with a rapid-fire selection of special clips and magical moments, From Bells To Basslines takes you on a highly entertaining journey around the city over the years, showcasing how music has shaped London, and how London's music has shaped the world. 

After launching at Soho's Twist Museum in summer 2025, this is the first time doing From Bells To Bassline back on SHAKE THE HIGH ROAD's home turf of Leytonstone, and where better to do it than in the wonderful back room of Filly Brook, one of E11's finest spaces.

Doors - 7pm / Performance (Seated) - 8pm.
Running Time - approx 90 mins (with 10 min interval)
Guest DJs - before/after performance

Our good friends at Filly Brook will be putting on some very special London beers on the evening, celebrating the next wave of exciting brews emerging from the capital.

info@shakethehighroad.com

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ZTG is a DJ, producer, and cross-disciplinary artist W.H.Y. whose work explores the hidden histories of witches and ravers through their Netil Radio show The Persistent Stickiness.

Joining them is Harry Franklin, selector and founder of the intimate Club Hiatus parties, known for genre-bending sets spanning chuggy obscurities, sleazy acid, and cosmic disco. Together, they conjure an unpredictable and unforgettable dancefloor experience.

First time these guys have played together for over 20 years!

Mudd

Tom Lee

Stevie Kotey

8-12 // FREE

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It’s Bite The Day time again so here we go with our late summer session hosted as always by the Idjut Boys!

Fresh from a summer of international gigs, Dan and Conrad return to Filly Brook for their cult day into (early) night party that see them behind the decks for six hours taking us through all corners of their musical inspirations.

This level of dance floor mayhem doesn’t come cheap and their dressing room rider demands are nothing short of mind bending so to keep them sweet it's advance tickets again for this one.

If we're delivered a late summer heatwave we’ll be straight into the garden for the first couple of hours then head indoors for the sweat box dance!

Sho Foo Doh on small plate duties until 17.30 so get in early for some izakaya dinner  

// Idjuts // 6 Hours // Tannoys // 3-9 // £10+bf // 28 Sept //

Shop Sip Social, Sircula Returns!

It’s been a while and our last event feels like a lifetime ago. But we’re back…with some familiar faces and some exciting new sellers.

I’ve loved pulling this selection together. I started with colour reflecting the cosier seasonal shift, new textures, fabrics, tones. A little hint of what’s to come: expect late-summer bargains alongside transitional gems, a super cute vintage wool jacket, the essential rain mac, long oversized layers…

And of course, it’s Second Hand September, so come do your bit and join the movement.

Saturday 13th September
From 1 PM
Filly Brook

7 September and it’s the start of a new term… We Are The Sunset returns to Filly Brook, the ace community led space in Leytonstone with its own custom built sound system.

We’ve invited Bill Brewster (Low Life) along to teach us a thing or two about rhythm, unity & musical appreciation. This is one night class you don’t want to miss.

Bill will be supported by classroom assistant Andy Taylor who will start things nice and easy at 3pm.

Maybe book in for some food with your crew and make a day of it as Fumio Tanga/ShoFooDoh will be running the plates until 5.30pm

Spread the word and join us at the best after-school club in E11.

3pm-late FREE ENTRY 😎🌅🎵