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Skream and Eats Everything are streaming an EExtra special set at London's Natural History Museum

  • July 3, 2018
  • Amy Fielding
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Oliver Jones and Daniel Pearce, aka Skream and Eats Everything, are known not only for being two of the UK's most beloved house and techno producers but are famed for their high energy, anything-goes sets, and parties. Both label founders (Of Unsound Mind and edible) and stage hosts at this year's Eastern Electrics in London, Skream and Eats Everything are hosting a very special one offset at the iconic Natural History Museum in London this Wednesday ahead of the summer festival.

The big top hosts Skreamizm, returning to Eastern Electrics this year after the most unbelievable 2017 edition, with Skream heading up the stage alongside Dennis Ferrer, De La Swing and special guests still due to be announced for what's sure to be the loudest and livest corner of the festival – which takes place in London's Morden Park on Saturday 4th August. The Switchyard puts Eats Everything in charge for the first time and he has rallied together an all-star techno line-up including Alan Fitzpatrick, Guti, and Billy Turner.

On Wednesday 4th July 2018 Skream and Eats, along with their EE and Be-At TV crew, will soundtrack the one-off party at the Museum – a world first as they perform beneath Sophie the Stegosaurus. The set will be streamed via the Be-At TV and Eastern Electrics facebook pages from 7pm BST.

Eastern Electrics is on in London's Morden Park Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th August, with Saturday hosting the house and techno takeover and Sunday for the DnB, Reggae and Bass heads. Tickets available via the EE website.

Connect with Be-At TV and Eastern Electric Facebook pages for the live stream tomorrow at 7pm BST.

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London based & the UK Editor at EARMILK. Techno, House, Disco & anything between. Tweet: amyworldpeace

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