Iconic Harrogate rock music night is to return after an 'incredible turnout' for emotional 25th anniversary
"It was all a vast amount of work but I an incredible team helped me and they absolutely delivered”
A legendary Harrogate rock night is expected to return - again - after an “incredible turnout” for an emotional 25th reunion which saw hugs and moshing to hard rock and metal at full volume and velocity.
First launched by the legendary Harrogate DJ in 2001, Bottom of the Bottle’s 25th anniversary event at The Bilton Club attracted almost 300 music fans in Harrogate.
DJ Trev said: "What an incredible night. We got towards 300 people through the doors and from where I was it felt amazing.
"It was all a vast amount of work but I an incredible team helped me and they absolutely delivered.
“It all felt totally worth it."
Delivering choice cuts of Metal, Nu-Metal, Punk, Pop-Punk, Emo, Screamo and more, the energy in the room went beyond nostalgia, even as a giant screen showed vintage footage and photos of past Bottom of the Bottle nights and audiences over the last quarter of a century.
The vibes were so good at last Friday night’s Bottom of the Bottle 25th reunion, DJ Trev is now working on a return event with exciting plans and changes to up the ante on this legendary Harrogate music night.
DJ Trev said: "Attendance wise we sold 208 tickets and had a lot of people pay on the door, so we were getting towards 300 people there.
“It was really a great response. Plans are in motion for next year already."