Grip at Electrowerkz is an XXX Sports Night party held at the iconic Electrowerkz venue in London. This event celebrates athletic culture through music and community, featuring multiple themed zones including the Locker Room, Dirty Dancefloor, The Rack, and Pre-Game Bar. The dress code emphasizes sportswear such as tracksuits, Lycra, football gear, rugby wear, and athletic jackets, creating a cohesive and energetic atmosphere. International DJs perform a dynamic mix of house, tech house, electronic, and dance music throughout the event. Electrowerkz itself is a striking late 19th-century industrial warehouse and former steelworks that has operated as a premier nightclub and event space for decades. The venue spans over 30,000 square feet across five levels, featuring state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. The space is licensed until 6am daily, accommodating extended celebrations. Grip is exclusively for male attendees and offers a high-energy, immersive party experience within this historic and architecturally impressive setting.
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Sunday: 15:00 - 21:00
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