Following on the heels of last year’s successful Barber Shop Tour, this spring sees rising DJ / producer Will Clarke back in the barber’s chair for his Hot & Lathered Global Tour.
Kicking off with a run of 20+ dates worldwide, the Hot & Lathered Tour will see Will bring his playful brand of bass and funk around the globe. Performing across the United States, Canada and Australia, noted stops see Will returning to Miami Music Week, performing at the Delano, Do Not Sit On The Furniture, Trade and Surfcomber, in addition to The Grasshopper Underground in Detroit, Beyond Wonderland in San Bernardino, Schimanski in Brooklyn, Ontario’s Club 77, Houston’s Middlelands Festival and countless more.
Known for both his signature beard and bouncing bass productions, Will Clarke has quickly earned a reputation as one of house music’s most exciting new voices. Kicking off a streak of success following his 2014 hit single “Big Booty,” the producer continued to gain traction through the release of The Boogie Woogie and Turn It Up, both of which were released on the famed DIRTYBIRD label. Last year saw the producer receiving his first nomination as Best Newcomer at the DJ Awards and launching his official mixshow The Barber Shop, in addition to the release of his highly-anticipated single “Booty Percolatin'” on DIRTYBIRD. With forthcoming releases on DIRTYBIRD and Relief, in addition to his collaborative EP Techno (Not Techno) with BOT out March 31 on Food Music, this year looks to be Will’s brightest yet.
Tickets for the Hot & Lathered Tour are on sale now, with more dates to be announced. For more info please visit: DJ Will Clarke.
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Last modified: September 5, 2019
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