Dave Haslam, a multifaceted individual, initially made his mark as a DJ, taking the stage at the iconic Hacienda in 1986. Over the course of his illustrious career, he has performed an astonishing 450 times at this legendary club, including the momentous final night, June 28th, 1997.
Subsequently, Haslam has taken his talents to the global stage, spinning tracks in various international hotspots, such as Paris, Detroit, Berlin, Ibiza, New York, Hamburg, Lima, Geneva, and Cleveland. His impressive list of performances also includes afterparties for renowned acts like New Order, Gorillaz, and Depeche Mode.
In addition to his DJing exploits, Haslam has made notable appearances in several films and documentaries. He can be seen in the biographical drama '24 Hour Party People', in which he plays himself, as well as the Ian Curtis bio-pic 'Control'. Furthermore, he has made appearances in the Carol Morley film 'The Alcohol Years' and other documentaries.
As an accomplished author, Haslam has penned four books, solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile individual with a passion for music, storytelling, and the arts.
