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Freeze Intro: From our first party in October 2005 when we had to literally drag our mates there, Freeze has always tried to do one thing – throw quality parties all based around the music. The night was started so we could go somewhere that played the music we wanted to hear and that mantra still applies today. We have always, and will always book artists that inspire us, those artists that we would pay ourselves to see. No matter what has been the perceived popular genre over the last 5 years we have stayed true to our beliefs and continued to book the DJ’s and artists that move us. From our humble beginnings at Liverpool’s legendary Lemon Lounge to our current home at the magnificent Williamson Tunnels, Freeze has always been famed for its atmosphere. Whether it be Claude VonStroke literally having The Lemon Lounge creaking as it was that full, to Nick Warren treating us to a legendary performance, the atmosphere generated by our crowd has always been top drawer. Now firmly ensconced in our new venue at The Tunnels, the Freeze ‘Rave in a Cave’ has gathered momentum and lifted the nights profile even further. Appearances from world class DJ’s, legends, new stars in the making – we are bringing it all to our cave! With the 5th birthday party spread over two shows about to drop, a third consecutive Creamfields appearance this summer and numerous festival gigs across the UK, the future is certainly bright. The future is Freeze. Artists who have Appeared at Freeze: Nick Warren, Ben Watt, Claude VonStroke, Marcel Dettmann, Robert Babicz, Paolo Mojo, Guy J, Henry Saiz, MYNC Project, King Unique, Spirit Catcher, Phil Weeks, Scott Bradford, James Talk, Steve Parry, Anthony Probyn MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/freeze_liverpool E-mail: rcasson79@hotmail.com

The Lemon Lounge (21 - 23 Berry Street, Liverpool, L1 9DF) MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/lemonloungeuk Capacity: 200 MultiMap: Get directions with multimap.com Directions: If you know The Masque venue it's easy to find this venue. Looking up the street from The Masque you can see The Metropolitan bar in the distance on Berry Street. The Lemon Lounge is the upstairs part of The Metropolitan. Berry Street is easy to find and is located at the top of Bold Street. It's the location of the famous 'Bombed-out Church', the home of Richer Sounds hi-fi store and the Far East restaurant. Berry Street is also part of the Chinatown area of Liverpool.See Also: The Magnet, The Kebab House, Bar Fresa