Scotland is a homecoming of sorts. It’s always a very welcoming place with the friendliest of crowds and people who are UP for the party.

Electric Circus in Edinburgh was sold out, a large enough venue but felt very intimate indeed! The town was buzzing with the festival and despite an early start, the excitement was already building as a few lads who couldn’t help themselves, jumped up onto the stage even before the brothers came on. We were piped in with “The Flower of Scotland” by our very own highland dancing Makoto Kaneko, the only JAPANESE piper in Scotland!

The next day we hit Glasgow’s Chambre 69, a club that prides itself in its Funktion-One system speakers set up on all four corners of the dancefloor. It was a very fun evening especially for Archerio as many close friends had come to watch. We were joined this time by Glasgow’s finest Flying Jalapenos crew who joined us in the throw down (and Makoto’s highland dancing). Thanks to Colin and crew for looking after us!

About the author

Met the boys while studying in Edinburgh where he began his love affair with dance. His first show with Mike was in a small pub on the Cowgate at a pub quiz hosted by Fitz Nice’n’Tight (another of Mike’s incarnations). At the gig was planted the seeds for the eventual conception of Kengo San, a dancer and fever man who can make you come without touching you.