This iconic East London institution is now marking its 25th year with the much-anticipated return of the game-changing party FUSE while an upgraded sound system and cutting-edge lighting setup mark the start of a bold new chapter for this vital cultural space.

The legendary club, known as the home of parties such as FUSE, is celebrating its quarter centenary.

"A 25 years old East London establishment blasting grooves through a proper Funktion ONE sound system in the Main Room? Well, this sounds like the perfect environment for a night to remember in London, right? Especially with names like Richie Hawtin, Raresh or Ben UFO behind the decks."

"One thing that always sets 93 Feet East apart is the day into night experience. When parties start in the afternoon, the sun beams in through the big windows and bathes everyone in light. As those rays fade, the music changes to suit the mood and dancers are immersed in the club's cutting-edge lights and a brand new and unique sensory experience unfolds as the party plays out into night."

"93 Feet East is situated within Shoreditch's Old Truman Brewery complex and has always been synonymous with some of the UK's most celebrated events. Chief amongst those is FUSE, the infamous Sunday daytime party founded by Enzo Siragusa in 2008 and closely linked with residents like Seb Zito, Rich NxT, and Archie Hamilton who helped to define its signature sound."

At the 93 Feet East shows, Truck Violence and Clutter support the World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die; Yves Jarvis and Bells Larsen support Hannah Jadagu; and Makeshift Art Bar and No Windows support Du Blonde.

"Welcome to show number 2,999!", a triumphant Frank Turner yells ahead of tonight's solo performance. Tomorrow, Turner heads to a sold-out Alexandra Palace for show 3,000, but tonight he's taking back to where it all started; Shoreditch's intimate 93 Feet East.

The renowned Brick Lane Jazz Festival, a cornerstone of east London;s vibrant music scene, is back for its fourth year.