Tony Walker

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In the decade that has passed since Tony Walker discovered dance music and spent his entire student grant on decks, his illustrious DJ career has spanned five continents and seen him work alongside some of the worlds most revered DJ’s, producers and promoters. Since his first ever gig (after a Carl Cox main set at a Leeds rave no less) the self confessed vinyl obsessive has maintained a permanent presence on the northern dance scene making his name synonymous with house music and club culture Walthamstow born but with an affinity for “the home of all soulful music”, also known as the north west. Tony has made Leeds his home since his Uni days in the early 90’s. First residing alongside pop dance act Utah saints in 1992, Tony went on to create “Happy” a weekly house night at the once infamous home of Back to Basics; “The Music Factory” in Leeds. The night soon became notorious in the north and eventually nationally winning the prestigious accolade of “best UK midweek dance night” from DJ magazine. Then came “Love to Be” (voted club of the year in 1995). Immediately a phenomenal success, this promoter/ DJ role lead Tony to further work with clubs such as Gatecrasher and eventually his own radio show with American icon DJ Disciple. The “Transatlantic mix” was soon nationally networked on Kiss / Galaxy and the direct American influence set a welcome precedent in the field. The show was truly irresistible as it showcased the most upfront tracks from both sides of the pond oft

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