Fatboy Slim to play 30th anniversary gig at RSC's Burlington House
Legendary DJ Fatboy Slim is set to play a special gig at our London HQ to celebrate 30 years of his debut album 'Better Living Through Chemistry'.
Fatboy Slim
The world-famous electronic musician will perform at Burlington House on 23 September to a select crowd of around 100 people.
Fans can apply for tickets by replying 'Chemistry' to an Instagram post before 10am BST on 16 September. The lucky winners will then receive instructions on how to claim their free tickets.
Famous for playing to tens of thousands at some of the world's biggest music venues, Fatboy Slim - whose real name is Norman Cook - has chosen a symbolic venue to mark the 30th anniversary of his debut album.
'Better Living Through Chemistry' was the record that helped launch the star's ascent to international stardom. Since then, the big beat DJ has recorded a string of smash hits - including 'Praise You', 'The Rockafeller Skank' and 'Right Here, Right Now' - and collaborated with some of the most famous names in music.
Not since celebrated German-British composer George Frideric Handel lived at Burlington House for three years in the 18th century has the historic venue been graced by such musical royalty.
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Fatboy Slim - aka Norman Cook - will play a special one-off set at Burlington House on 23 September