Bitch Pleaze

London, this night is a celebration of you, exactly as you are. The first London edition of Bitch Pleaze arrives at 93 Feet East on 25 April. Built on disco but influenced by Chicago rhythm and Detroit, the night centres on YOU, the groove and musical depth. Where records find their voice and the dancefloor finds its heartbeat, dissolving the space between the booth and the crowd into one fluid symphony. No racism. No sexism. No homophobia. No transphobia. No ableism. No excuses. Berlin-based Katy de Jesus headlines with a vinyl set that leans into warmth, drive and energy. Support comes from residents shaping the arc of the night properly, opening with intention, closing with purpose. Opening DJ Lord Byron is a technically gifted, vinyl-rooted selector known for mixing without headphones and commanding dance floors across the UK and Europe, blending deep musical knowledge, crowd intuition and underground dedication while co-running Unifisounds. Boy Sonic makes his debut and closes the night with a set that moves between disco warmth, Chicago house and Detroit techno, building tension with intention and treating the dancefloor as a space for expression rather than performance. Bitch Pleaze began as a statement about self-expression. On the dancefloor there are no categories: gay, straight, curious, loud, quiet - you’re welcome as you are. Just respect for the sound and for each other. We are not here to impress, we are here to express! If you know, you know. If you don’t... Bitch Pleaze! Instagram @theoriginalbitchpleaze 20+