DJs vote for your favourite club

January 30, 2008 D. H. McKee

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Best club in the world? That’s one hell of a title.
DJs vote for your favourite club in the Top 100 Club Awards | trance.nu

DJs worldwide are invited to shape DJmag’s Top 100 Clubs Poll by simply voting for their top three clubs on the planet. While their long-running and controversial Top 100 DJs Poll offers clubbers the opportunity to vote for their favourite DJs, this is a chance for DJs to speak out – with the aim to create a definitive list of the best dance clubs and rave spots the world has to offer.
Following the success of the past two years, DJmag’s clubs poll is expanding from 50 to 100, allowing us to discover even more must-visit clubs around the globe.
London club Fabric was crowned Best Club In The World in 2006, before Space in Ibiza lifted the title last year. With more corners of the world opening up to dance music and air travel making the world a much smaller place, will DJs continue to vote for established venues or will some new clubs from off-the-beaten tracks make an appearance in this year’s poll?

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