The Planet Love WKD Winter Party at the King's Hall in Belfast on Boxing Night was a sell-out show, and as promised, it was the biggest party the venue has seen in recent years!

Clubbers from across Northern Ireland were treated to momentous DJ sets from the scene's most loved DJs, filled with an intoxicating mix of party tunes and current sounds and combining to create an electrical atmosphere in the King's Hall right from Agnelli and Nelson's opening set.

"It was a brilliant show," said co-promoter Judith Farrell-Rowan of PLM Promotions. "Every single one of the DJs played out of their skin, feeding off the energy in the place. The crowd was phenomenal - completely up-for-it. As a promoter, it was an inspiring gig."

As doors closed on a full house, it was clear that this was going to be a massive gig.

Italian DJ Mauro Picotto was the star of the show and his most famous productions 'Lizard' and 'Komodo' dutifully brought the house down. He said later: "It was fantastic. I felt like Robbie Williams! When I played 'Komodo' I turned the music down and just let the crowd sing instead. It was unbelievable."

Indeed, Picotto got a second song out of the Belfast crowd on Boxing Night. He celebrated his birthday on Christmas Day and the crowd sang Happy Birthday to him!

Perhaps the secret to the unique atmosphere of the night was that many of the DJs chose to play their own massive hits. Scot Project - a perennial favourite in Northern Ireland at the best of times - closed a remarkable set with his own hit 'Overdrive'. And despite having danced for some eight hours, the Planet Love Winter Party crowd kept up fervently with its
unforgiving pace.

Frank Zenker - aka Scot Project - had Belfast eating out of his hand. And he loved it.

Two private jets were deployed to transport the DJs between the Planet Love WKD Winter Party and Cream in Liverpool. Logistically, it was an intricate operation but it was pulled off with aplomb by the promoters.

And the best news is that it will happen all over again, as Easter Monday, April 17th, 2006, will see the King's Hall host the first ever Planet Love Spring Party 2006.

"The line up will be different again and just as impressive," said co-promoter Eddie Wray.

Eddie added, "We would like to thank everyone who came along to the Winter Party and made it what it was. I'm happy to see that the Northern Irish dance scene is alive and well. And that's great for all of us."

Event gallery will follow shortly.