Krafty Kuts heads for The Jailhouse (From Hereford Times)

Krafty Kuts heads for The Jailhouse

10:00am Thursday 2nd February 2012 in Music & Dance

TOMORROW, Friday, sees the welcome return to the Jailhouse of Krafty Kuts, quite simply a superstar DJ, a legend in the breaks genre and beyond.

He deals in music anyone can dance to, with fusions of breaks, hip hop and funk entertaining crowds all over the world.

Pursuing a ‘Something for Everyone’ theme the Jaily promises a fantasic night on Saturday as 80s and 90s night returns. Expect everything from New Romantic to Rock and Rave. Last time round the night had it all, from A-Ha and Aerosmith to S Club 7 and SL2, but for those who don’t want a trip down memory lane or an education about all things awesome, Drum and Bass will be gracing Room 2. For more information, go to facebook.com/jailhousehereford. The latest Farcical 3 track is also linked up on there, free to download for a limited time.

Elsewhere in clubland, Play starts its weekend tonight with Ian Davies playing all the best chart, R&B and dance classics, and there’ll be the usual two rooms of music tomorrow and Saturday, featuring Silko, Mark ‘Big Dog’ Baker, D-Tone and DJ Unknown.

Roddy Hankins starts Fusion’s weekend tonight, playing the best from the 70s onwards, with the 90s and noughties centre stage tomorrow and Mark Baker plays dancefloor fillers on Saturday.

Saxtys sees Andrew Mawdsley playing the best old school dance anthems tomorrow and Kris Manning offering dance and house on Saturday.

Head to Mamma Jammas for indie, punk, ska and classic rock music tomorrow and ‘dirty disco’ on Saturday.

Beyond the city, Charlies Bar in Ross-on-Wye features DJ Mark Baker playing the tunes tonight, and Matt Healey starts things off at Leominster nightclub Euphoria tomorrow.

You can also catch Matt at Hereford nightcpots Bar Spirit tonight and Sunday and the Litten Tree on Saturday.