*\*For accessibility information please see the accessibility information button/link below* Eight hours. One room. No filler. Clockwork Orange rolls back into Outernet London for a daytime-into-dusk session built the old-fashioned way — on house music that's actually got some house in it. This isn't a lineup assembled for the poster. It's a lineup assembled because these are the people who built the sound Clockwork Orange has stood for since day one. Harry Romero headlines — Crobar, Toolroom, a career's worth of peak-time weapons and grooves that don't quit. David Penn brings the kind of tracked-out, tech-tinged house that's been filling floors from Ibiza to Ministry for two decades. Jon Pleased Wimmin — a genuine institution, camp glamour and impeccable disco-house selections in equal measure. Rob Tissera and Tony Nicholls add old-school rave pedigree and hands-in-the-air energy that only comes from people who were there the first time round. Rounding it out: Andy Manston, Danny Clockwork, and Bongo Ben — the family, the residents, the ones who keep the wheel turning every single time. 1PM start means this is a proper session — get there early, stay for the whole ride, watch a room build from afternoon warm-up to full 9PM crescendo.