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With a record streak of completely selling out their events from London to Manchester, from Cardiff to Glasgow & more, Day Fever is guaranteed to be the afternoon where you will dance like no other.
Vicky McClure speaks for us all when she says, 'We knew that there were people out there, like us, who would want to spend a Saturday afternoon partying the day away, but nothing prepared us for the avalanche of tickets that flew out the door! We quickly realised that people wanted more and more, so here we are! Get your dancing shoes on again, boys and girls, because Day Fever has arrived in Ireland, in Dublin. It's one of the world's great party cities!'
Great afternoon event and a brilliant idea for people who don't want to stay up late Good music with tune after tune of dance floor fillers but I personally and my friends would have liked a bit of funk and soul choooons thrown in as well
A fantastic time, great variety of songs and brilliant atmosphere
Great mixture of ages there to enjoy themselves. Great atmosphere.
We love Dayfever! It's the perfect day for us older ones. Home and in bed by 9! Great music and lots of dancing!
First time at Day Fever , will not be back. We were really looking forward to having a wee dance to disco music during the day. Arrived for 3 o'clock kick off music was good ( our era as they say). The first DJ played good disco music (although would've been better if there was more 80/90 music e.g Earth Wind and Fire, Michael Jackson , Frankie goes to Hollywood) but when it changed to the guy DJ we were not impressed, his choice of music was not great , it was more for younger people , not for the over 30s as far as we were concerned. Ok they have to cater for everyone but we expected the music to be in the region if 70/80 and 90s. We left at 6.00 so no idea if it ever got better !
A great idea. Good fun. A more mature crowd having the best time so no idiots pushing and shoving! Mostly good music. There was an hour of less well known stuff which dampened the atmosphere a little. DJ should have stuck with popular classics for dancing and singing too. No Vicky Mclure DJ'ing which was disappointing.
It was a great event. However, the music in the second half was not what I was expecting. Being aimed at 40-70 year olds, I thought the music would cater for that age group but instead it was like being in a regular club for 18-30 year olds!!! I spoke with someone else who travelled a long way to be there, who had the same view.