NTS Radio Booth Removed from Dalston’s Gillett Square

by | Nov 10, 2020 | Industry, Stories | 0 comments

NTS Radio Booth in London

After nearly a decade of invading the airwaves from London’s Dalston’s Gillett Square, NTS Radio must soon find new home.

On Twitter, they posted a tribute to their iconic booth and shared news of their move. Resident Advisor reports that the space is set to be redeveloped to create additional workspaces. At the time of writing, NTS has not confirmed where their next permanent home will be, but in the meantime, they will be set up on the other side of the square.

Nine-Years of NTS Radio

Founded by Femi Adeyemi back in 2011, NTS Radio have amassed millions of monthly listeners while becoming a favorite with artists across a number of genres. Their guests include Frankie Knuckles, Erykah Badu, George Clinton, and others.

NTS have also hosted a number of special events including Aphex Twin‘s debut live stream and a NASA-powered space mix series hosted by Jeff Mills. They have even released merchandise in a collaboration with Adidas. You can learn more about the East London staple on their website.

Image Credit: NTS Radio

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