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Mates help to put home city back in the house groove

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October 11, 2025

Two friends are looking to help Sunderland catch up with the underground house scene while celebrating.

- by Katy Wheeler

Jude Rain and Bradley Chisholm have a shared love of house music and have teamed up to create new club night, Back To The Groove.

They have already had a debut night at Digital in Newcastle-and now they're bringing it to their home city of Sunderland.

"We always ended up going through to places like Newcastle to see the music we like, so we got chatting about launching our own night, and it went from there," said Jude.

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