Dressed to the Nines
Volume to Eleven
International DJ Duo, The Roustabouts, are a London-based collaboration between two distinguished creative forces
LATEST RELEASE:
BURLESQUE HALL OF FAME - LAS VEGAS MIXES
TWO SOUVENIR MIXTAPES FROM SUBLIME BOUDOIR - BURLESQUE HALL OF FAME - LAS VEGAS NOW AVAILABLE TO STREAM
MARK CHARADE
MOUSTACHIOED MUSICAL MAESTRO
ANNA SWICZENIUK
ALLURING ARTISTIC AESTHETE
VERSATILE STYLE:
FROM VINTAGE TO VANGUARD
As incredibly versatile open format (multi-genre) DJs, with an extensive knowledge of music both old and new, The Roustabouts make for a distinctly dynamic duo with explosive hands-on performances behind custom DJ Decks and powerful visuals.
Whether they're putting their own sharp modern spin on the decadent sounds of bygone eras, mashing together current and classic guilty pleasures in unexpected new ways or simply all-out fueling the dance floor, The Roustabouts excel at creating interesting and unique performances tailored to every event.
Around The World...
You may have caught sight of The Roustabouts carrying out their craft at prestigious events across Europe and America including:
Burlesque Hall of Fame (Las Vegas), Sublime Boudoir (Amsterdam & New York) The Box, Ministry of Sound (London), Kucukciftlik Park (Istanbul) Adler Planetarium (Chicago) Soho House, Hospital Club, Cafe De Paris, Egg London, Scala, Micca Club (Rome), V&A Museum, Swan Shakespeare's Globe, The Southbank Centre, The Black Cat Cabaret, Torture Garden (London & Vienna), Circus, The Underbelly and Bestival
The Roustabouts have also curated and produced innovative club nights featuring world class live musicians, circus performers and burlesque artists. The Burning Beat (Voted Best Small Venue Event by GQ magazine) and The Katzenjammer Club (Time Out Critics' Choice)
While we are currently pursuing our interest in international performance, we are more than happy to to partner with event organisers and offer our talents
For smaller, more intimate events Mark Charade may be available to perform solo
PRESS
“The absolute best bit of the night, however, must be credited to The Roustabouts because the music was the star of the show. Everyone agreed they absolutely loved the mashups of 80s (and earlier) electro and new romanticism with modern pop.(...) It was an infectious combination that really made you want to dance.
And, as the night wore on, everyone certainly did! The music segued from the darker 80s stuff to mostly contemporary, more poppy crowd-pleasing songs that went down a treat with everyone on the dance floor. People only stopped dancing when they were forced to by the club shutting.”
— Review of The Katzenjammer Club Launch by Gingle Lists Everything (Time Out Contributor)
