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Addison Groove
Bristol Bass, Chicago Footwork and a New B2B Chapter
Check out the Addison Groove events here ↓UK Bass · Footwork · DubstepAntony Williams turned the Headhunter dubstep legacy toward juke and fast, syncopated club music. A confirmed Clock Factory booking puts those worlds in the same room.
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CHAPTER 01
A project born from the gaps between genres
Addison Groove is the club music identity of producer Antony Williams. His Resident Advisor artist page identifies the earlier Headhunter name, while Clock Factory’s own promoter biography connects the newer project with bass culture and the rhythmic intensity of Chicago footwork and juke. Rather than treating these as unrelated musicians, The DJ Hangout keeps the related aliases attached to one recording artist identity.
The music sits in a productive space between UK dubstep, electro, syncopated drum programming and the faster language of footwork. That broad sound matters for readers exploring electronic styles: an artist can move between genres without needing a fabricated new biography for each tempo or label.
CHAPTER 02
Records as evidence, not a substitute for an event
The promoter documents his work with labels including Swamp 81, Tempa, Hyperdub, 50 Weapons and Hessle Audio. Those are useful pointers to an electronic recording history. The event announcement also notes collaborations and shared stages from Bristol to major European club circuits, although its promotional descriptions should not be read as an exact census of every performance.
A release credit confirms music that exists; it does not mean Addison Groove is playing a named city on a named date. For a directory that connects fans and talent buyers to real bookings, the event schedule has to be corroborated separately by the venue and primary ticket seller.
CHAPTER 03
The November Clock Factory connection
Clock Factory in Bristol confirms Saturday, November 7, 2026 for DJ ADHD back-to-back with Addison Groove. The organizer describes a shared set that draws on techno, electro, jungle, juke and UK bass, with announced support from TEXT, DJ NØTHING and Neon Pumps. Resident Advisor’s event-specific ticket page separately verifies the two principal names.
Back-to-back means the headliners share a performance, not that they are playing two unrelated individual concerts. Neither the promoter nor its ticket page provides a complete artist-by-artist time schedule. The only advertised period is the event window, 10 p.m. Saturday through 3 a.m. Sunday.
CHAPTER 04
One real room, one verified transaction
The venue is Clock Factory at 63 Union Street, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 2AG. Entry requires guests aged 18 or over with acceptable photo identification, and the promoter says last entry is midnight. Fans should confirm those conditions again before travelling because door policies may change.
The DJ Hangout links Addison Groove’s artist page to the shared Show and its Clock Factory venue profile, then directs a buyer to the precise authorized event-specific RA ticket page. The source history, DJ identity and real event can be explored without links to unrelated editorial sites or invented support slots.
THE REPORTING BEHIND THE STORY
Verified releases, artist accounts, interviews and dated event records. Artist-reported history is identified in the article when older accounts disagree.
- Resident Advisor — Addison Groove identity, Headhunter alias and event
- Clock Factory — original event and artist background
- Resident Advisor — verified Nov 7 booking and ticketing
Until an authentic image is approved for republication, this profile uses original name artwork rather than a fabricated artist portrait.
UK Bass · Footwork · Dubstep
ADDISON GROOVE EVENTS
BRISTOL · Clock Factory · NOV 07 2026
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