Radio 1's Big Weekend - Fatboy Slim
Fatboy Slim
Watch Fatboy Slim chat to Chris Moyles and Pete Tong
Three DJ legends kick back and enjoy the Maidstone sunshine.
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Right about now...
Did somebody order a party? After rocking 250,000 people at his phenomenal Brighton Beach parties, Norman knows how to move a crowd better than anyone. His set on the Outdoor stage was suitably riotous. Check him relaxing post-set with Tong and Moyles.
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Saturday 10 May
Outdoor stage
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User reviews
ricky flower
was definately the best set of the weekend, you rocked fatboy slim!!!!!
george gibb
simple amazing
bobby hall
1st time i saw fat boy an he was banging
Dan Stanford
Finally got this guy ticked off my list after about 13 years of wanting to see him! The first 1/2 hour was pretty hardcord stuff but the use f Gorillaz, Arcad Fire and his own music was superb!Thanks Norman and thank you Radio 1!
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