Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:26 am
I'll hire out one of my pockets to you for a fiver, then once inside the club you can do your thing.
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Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:26 am
14... Well too young for dubstep raves, you definetly wont be able to get in to bars here in the UK but I'd check for festivals or outdoor events like that, some might have some good dubstep sets on.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:22 am
dj mystery put on an under 18s dubstep & grime night about 4 months ago in exeter. he also sorted some local under 18 grime crew to mc. annoyingly hardly anyone turned up cos one of the kids decided at the last minute to have a house party, so they all went to that instead - ungrateful feckers.
big up mystery for tryin tho
big up mystery for tryin tho
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:33 am
amateurs we all know you hit the club with the big soundsystem first THEN the afterpartyDeepThought wrote: annoyingly hardly anyone turned up cos one of the kids decided at the last minute to have a house party and they all went to that instead - ungrateful feckers.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 11:23 am
yeah i have been to a few dubstep gigs at festivals, saw magnetic man at glastonbury.AHernia wrote:14... Well too young for dubstep raves, you definetly wont be able to get in to bars here in the UK but I'd check for festivals or outdoor events like that, some might have some good dubstep sets on.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:27 pm
14 is a bit young to try a club but over 16 you might as well give FWD ago on a sunday.
All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:40 pm
This is one of the best tricks ever, I know some people who get the student card for amazing prize reductions on public transport and then erase their name and give it to their friends. Then they can just get another one.A Man Called Dave wrote:All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
Anyway this might be the place to ask since I'm curious : how ofted do you see 18+ gigs? As I've said I don't think I've ever been to one.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:01 pm
upreal wrote:This is one of the best tricks ever, I know some people who get the student card for amazing prize reductions on public transport and then erase their name and give it to their friends. Then they can just get another one.A Man Called Dave wrote:All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
Anyway this might be the place to ask since I'm curious : how ofted do you see 18+ gigs? As I've said I don't think I've ever been to one.
Lots of gigs in London are 18+ and nearly all are 16+
On a similar note I went to the U18 festival in Victoria Park last fri which was surreal. I was doing press though not a dodgy one.
Not many people drunk for a festival but everyone was very hyper.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:07 pm
Is FWD for over 16's then? or are they just more relaxed than other places about age restrictions, would be pretty sick if i could get in to that.A Man Called Dave wrote:14 is a bit young to try a club but over 16 you might as well give FWD ago on a sunday.
All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
thanks for the replies.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:16 pm
FWD is over 18 and normally check IDs but arent fussy about what kind of ID in my experience and arent too strict on a sunday.nednarm wrote:Is FWD for over 16's then? or are they just more relaxed than other places about age restrictions, would be pretty sick if i could get in to that.A Man Called Dave wrote:14 is a bit young to try a club but over 16 you might as well give FWD ago on a sunday.
All about filling in a application for a student card in one of those pens you can rub out. getting your tutor to sign it then changing your D.O.B.
thanks for the replies.
Good luck anyway. All about FWD if you can make it.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:28 pm
Fake Id. nextdayid (hint its a web adress:lol: ) is all im sayin
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:32 pm
sick, thanks for the advice man. ill try and sort out some i.d for sunday; shouldn't be too hard.
i think ill do that student card idea as well when i get back to college, i thought about it a while ago but i never got round to doing it.
lol nice 1 adisize
i think ill do that student card idea as well when i get back to college, i thought about it a while ago but i never got round to doing it.
lol nice 1 adisize
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:59 pm
Can you believe this?
About 3 months ago, at my school we had a Yr. 9 assembly and there was this guy from the council that came in and was offering us application forms to get an 'under 16 ID card' he claimed that it would be very useful when using public transport to prove that you can get child fares. It's a bit silly if you ask me.
naturally i did not apply for one of these cards.
About 3 months ago, at my school we had a Yr. 9 assembly and there was this guy from the council that came in and was offering us application forms to get an 'under 16 ID card' he claimed that it would be very useful when using public transport to prove that you can get child fares. It's a bit silly if you ask me.
naturally i did not apply for one of these cards.
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 2:45 pm
nednarm wrote:my bad lol il change it to 14th bday, and yeah we need some over 16 events!!
no im 13 and we need 13+ events!
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 5:09 pm
I'm not saying kids shouldn't experience music at a party. I just dont think it needs to be a proper rave. Under 18 parties should be thrown, but if it's going to be set up at a venue at night maybe keeping it under 18 would be a good idea. I know not everyone has an ID from the uk, though... or do all schools issue ids now?spencerTron wrote:on a nappy night? it might be true but you can't have em wrapped in cotton wool. i work with teenagers who are moving out of care on to independency, (normally The Rude-Boy-Think-They're-An-MC-Will-Steal-Anything-type of lad) who love dubstep and grime (i'm often giving em mixes from here) and the under 18's gigs/clubs are a really good way of them being able to go out without being at risk from the crap you get at adult gigs which they only try to go to anyway. (you might see this as naive aswell, but you've gotta trust em o some degreeJennifer wrote:not trying to sound too parental, but i've experienced what goes on in a lot of raves, and if you were my kid, i wouldn't want you there either.BEN? wrote:apart from festivals i know of none.
i want to know of some.
i actually HATE being 14..
Anyway, a lot of them love grime and dubstep, they don't get to go to any of the gigs, just the cheesy nappy nights put on by fat business men on very rare occasions.