Brighton Welcomes Mark Broom

Celebrating 18 years of City Wall Records, esteemed UK DJ and producer Mark Broom brings his unique sound to Quarters in Brighton. With a career spanning over three decades, Mark Broom is set to deliver a high-energy performance.

City Wall x Mark Broom
Photo: Mark Broom / markbroom.co.uk

City Wall x Mark Broom

11 Dec 2026

Quarters (Brighton)

British techno is known for its dark, pulsing rhythms and infectious beats, and one of its most revered proponents is Mark Broom. Born in 1971, Mark Broom's fascination with music began in 1989, when he travelled to Tenerife and discovered the vibrant sounds of Chicago house and acid house. This experience sparked a passion that would stay with him for the rest of his career, and he soon bought his first turntables, marking the beginning of his journey as a DJ and producer.

Mark Broom's career has been marked by numerous collaborations and releases on esteemed labels such as Blueprint, Rekids, and M-Plant. He co-founded Pure Plastic Recordings in 1994 with Dave Hill, and his debut album, Angie Is A Shoplifter, was released in 1996. As a member of groups like Repeat and Rue East, Mark Broom has consistently pushed the boundaries of techno, experimenting with new sounds and styles. His discography is a testament to his innovative spirit, with releases like Acid House and Fünfzig showcasing his ability to craft compelling, dancefloor-focused tracks.

With over 150 released singles to his name, Mark Broom is a prolific artist who continues to innovate and evolve. His music often features complex rhythms and haunting melodies, creating a unique sonic landscape that is both captivating and immersive. As a performer, Mark Broom is known for his high-energy sets, which often feature a mix of his own productions and carefully curated selections from other artists. In 2024, he introduced hybrid live shows, further expanding his creative possibilities and cementing his reputation as a visionary artist.

On Friday, 11 December 2026, Mark Broom will bring his distinctive sound to Quarters in Brighton, as part of City Wall Records' 18th-anniversary celebrations. The event promises to be a thrilling showcase of UK techno, with support from City Wall regulars Acid Carbon, Gosia, and label founder Ross Harper. Tickets are with the button beside the article.

The opportunity to see Mark Broom perform live is a rare treat, and one that is not to be missed. With his extensive experience and innovative approach to techno, he is sure to deliver a memorable performance that will leave a lasting impression on all who attend. As one of the most respected and influential figures in British techno, Mark Broom's performance at Quarters is an event that will be eagerly anticipated by fans of the genre.

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