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‘Fire was the first big club that welcomed Trannyshack into its fold. We’ve hosted rooms there many times and it has always been an absolute pleasure. The clubbers are up for fun and the whole place is run with customer service in mind, which is a joy as a promoter.’
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Vauxhall superclub Fire hits double figures this weekend. Since the opening of Sunday night fixture Orange in 2003, the venue has hosted many of London's biggest gay club nights, from A:M to Beyond to Later.
As those names suggest, Fire is the epicentre of late night/early morning clubbing. A typical Fire weekend starts on Thursday night with Gravity and ends on Monday morning with Orange. Of the many DJs who've played at Fire over the years, we asked some to share their memories.
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