FAC 51 The Hacienda  returns to Manchester’s Albert Hall on Friday 12th February 2016 for another special event at the venue, teaming two of the finest New York DJ’s, David Morales (Defmix) and Master At Work, Kenny Dopewith Graeme Park and Mike Pickering performing together following their second Hacienda Classical / Bridgewater Hall appearance earlier that evening.

In a strong line up for what is  FAC 51’s fourth event there which takes place the night of the second Hacienda Classical concert at Bridgewater Hall, David Morales follows on from some highly acclaimed sets over in the UK to bring his legendary skills as a DJ and producer to the Albert Hall for the first time.

Kenny Dope makes his debut for FAC 51 at that night and as half of Masters At Work, he has amassed an exceptionally rich and diverse  back catalogue across their own productions, countless remixes and also Kenny’s solo material such as international hit “The Bomb” (Bucketheads)

With Mike  and Graeme DJ’ing in tandem. straight from their Bridgewater Hall appearance, Herbie Saccani opens proceedings in the Albert Hall’s main room..

To accommodate those wishing to attend  following the Hacienda Classical concert, a late entry of 12:30am has been arranged.

Since opening in late 2013, The Albert Hall has established a reputation as one of Manchester’s best club and live music venues. A Grade II listed Wesleyan chapel hidden in Manchester City Centre, the grand chapel of the venue has been restored into a one of the most atmospheric music venues in the country surrounded by the original stained glass windows on its balcony tier.