Pierjam Presents: Mason Collective, Franky Wah & More

MASON COLLECTIVE, FRANKY WAH, CDC & MORE ANNOUNCED FOR SHOW AT LIVERPOOL’S MUCH LOVED WAREHOUSE VENUE
HANGAR34, LIVERPOOL
SATURDAY 28TH DECEMBER

The North West’s most exciting series of daytime clubbing events, PierJam, are thrilled to announce a one off night time event at Liverpool’s much loved Hangar34 with Mason Collective, Franky Wah, CDC and more on Saturday the 28th December.

Headlining the evening are the huge House music assembly Mason Collective. Headed by Blair Suarez, Adam Myles and Omar Guedar, Mason Collective are the dynamic trio rising through the underground music scene with their signature high energy grooves and explosive DJ sets. A breakthrough 2018 saw them play at some of the UK’s best venues and festivals including Creamfields, Parklife, WHP, Canal Mills and Studio 338. The Collective also made their European debut in Ibiza, Sonar and Hideout festival. MVSON events, each with a unique theme and dress code have rapidly grown to become one of the most renowned underground parties in Manchester. With a loyal following the brand is now expanding across the UK and hosting various takeovers and festival stages.

Next up on the lineup is Franky Wah, a DJ and producer who has achieved phenomenal success in a record-breaking amount of time. He cites the likes of Claptone, Maceo Plex, Steve lawler and Lee Foss as influences. Not only has his 2019 release ‘Get Me High’ achieved #2 on the Beatport chart and #3 on the Radio 1 Dance chart, but he has also gained the support of key tastemakers including Pete Tong, Annie Mac, and Danny Howard along the way. Alongside this, the past 12 months have seen Franky’s track ‘Bad Man’ featured on the Elrow compilation, as well as industry heavyweight Steve Lawler selecting ‘Get Me High’ as the track to close his set at Ibiza's Iconic Amnesia.

Third come CDC, the DJ duo have gone from strength to strength in recent years, having supported the likes of MK, DJ EZ and Ferreck Dawn at the PierJam closing party just a m