Perfect Havoc’s DJ Comp Is Back – and Ministry of Sound Is the Prize

Perfect Havoc returns to Ministry of Sound in association with FUTURE for another unmissable takeover of the legendary 103 Room on Friday 4th July, this time with a fresh wave of house talent and a golden opportunity for one rising DJ to join the lineup. 

True to the label’s reputation for championing emerging talent, Perfect Havoc resurrects its DJ competition, a unique chance for one aspiring selector to win a slot on the night. To enter, DJs simply need to upload a video of themselves mixing to Instagram and tag Perfect Havoc label signee and all round powerhouse, @stephanibmusic. Stephani B has all the competition details – click here to watch on Instagram. Be quick as entries close at 6pm on Tuesday 1st July. 

The winner will play alongside a stacked lineup in 103 featuring a blend of the Perfect Havoc label favourites; hybrid DJ-Drummer Stephani B, label boss Adam Griffin, disco-house juggernaut Alexis Knox, Milan’s Andryx, and exciting new names, Marvin Sykes and Yasmin Jane. With its high energy and close connection to the crowd, the 103 Room has become the launchpad for fresh sounds and next-gen talent, making it the perfect spot to showcase the winner in Perfect Havoc’s new talent search. 

With FUTURE Fridays setting the pace in the Main Room with international stars B Jones and Yves V, and Perfect Havoc back in control of the 103, this is set to be another unforgettable night at Ministry of Sound, made even more special by the presence of one lucky new DJ on the bill. Tickets for Perfect Havoc’s summer edition at MInistry are available from £17.05 via Dice.

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