Max HeyraudPowerhouse pairing of Dublin’s Diebyveg and Manchester’s Faster Horses earlier this week announced they are joining forces to unveil their new party, The Riding School.
Run by two of their cities’ most sought-after artists, the night seeks to carve out a more intimate space for in-demand talent, focusing on extended sets and all-night-long performances. The format gives artists the chance to properly stretch their legs in the club. The concept leans into closeness, smaller rooms, tighter crowds, and a proper party atmosphere.
The ethos is simple: hand the reins to the artists. By inviting both emerging local selectors and established international names, The Riding School aims to create a space where broad-spanning influence meets grassroots culture, striking a balance that many club nights miss.
The series will initially run across Dublin and Manchester, two cities with long-standing underground traditions and a shared appetite for forward-thinking club culture. Early hints suggest a strong leaning toward progressive sounds, with the debut Dublin lineup, set to be announced imminently, already being described as “prog heaven.”
