Shermanology + Sorley

Shermanology are back in that Joshua Brooks basement, and Manchester's house heads already know what time it is. 

The brother-sister duo who coined "Soultek" – that Caribbean soul meets cutting-edge house sound that's been demolishing dancefloors from Coachella to Drumsheds.

Dorothy and Andy Sherman don't just make tracks, they create moments. Fresh off their Defected Records releases and that mental collaboration with Boyz II Men, they're bringing that Curaçao energy straight to Princess Street. We're talking gospel-infused vocals over production that hits different – the same formula that's racked up 250 million Spotify streams and made "Boyz N Da Club" Radio One's Hottest Record.

Joshua Brooks' system was built for nights like this. That basement pressure, those low ceilings, Shermanology's relentless energy – if you were there for their last JB session, you already know. 

Sorley warming up the room proper from 10pm.

Limited capacity in that basement. You know how JB Saturdays go.