At Burgess Park it produced four events, plus a community day, in collaboration with Elixar Events. This year\u2019s run of events at the South London park kicked off with two editions of Boiler Room: London with performances by artists including Underworld, Yousuke Yukimatsu, DJ AG and HorsegiirL.<\/p>\n
Other major projects included the delivery the second edition of the Jazz Caf\u00e9 Festival, Maiden Voyage at Burgess Park and the six show series Labyrinth on the Thames at Greenwich\u2019s Old Royal Naval College. The latter event saw Black Coffee become the first DJ<\/a> to perform at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.<\/p>\n \u201cProducing events in such varied and iconic settings requires not only technical expertise but a deep understanding of how to create a sense of place,\u201d said The Fair senior production director Millie Devereux. \u201cOur focus was on giving audiences a standout experience \u2013 and a seamless one too \u2013 and it\u2019s been rewarding to read such incredible feedback across the board.\u201d<\/p>\n We Group CEO Nick Morgan said, \u201cLondon remains one of the most exciting cities in the world for music, and this summer\u2019s programme demonstrates what can be achieved through strong partnerships and creative ambition. Our teams have worked unbelievably hard to make these events happen, and the phenomenal feedback has made it worthwhile.\u201d<\/p>\n
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