The event raised £50,000 for Brighton & Hove Albion FC Foundation.
Thanks to two sold-out shows this month, Fatboy Slim has raised £50,000 for Brighton & Hove Albion FC.
The British DJ and producer, whose real name is Norman Cook, performed at the waterfront club Quarters on October 13 and 14; 800 people came to listen to him every evening. All proceeds from the concerts were directed directly to the charitable foundation.
“This is a great way to support the BHAFC foundation and draw attention to the incredible work they are doing,” Cook said in a press release. The Brighton-born entertainer has been the fund’s ambassador since 2024.
Cook recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of his landmark 1996 debut album “Better Living Through Chemistry” (released on Skint Records) – the record was reissued, and the new edition included rare and previously unpublished material.
In addition, the British DJ and producer became one of the guests of the second season of Seth Troxler and Bill Patrick’s podcast “Flirting With Friendship” – along with artists such as Chloé Caillet and TOKiMONSTA.
