Norman Cook, known as Fatboy Slim, performed at the seafront venue Quarters on October 13 and 14, where he entertained 800 attendees each night. The proceeds from these sold-out charity shows were directly donated to the Brighton & Hove Albion FC Foundation, marking Cook’s inaugural performance at this venue.
Support for Local Charity
Cook expressed enthusiasm about the event, highlighting the opportunity to raise awareness for the important work of the BHAFC Foundation. The artist has been associated with the foundation as an ambassador since 2024, dedicating his presence to assist the local community.
A Year of Celebrations for Cook
This charity event caps off a significant year for Norman Cook, who celebrated the 30th anniversary of his debut album, ‘Better Living Through Chemistry’. This milestone included a reissue that featured rare and previously unreleased material. Furthermore, he shared that he has not received payment for his extensive performances at Glastonbury, totaling around 100 sets.
Memorable Performances at Quarters
Footage from the two nights has been shared on social media, capturing the vibrant atmosphere as Cook took to the decks at Quarters. The event not only showcased his talent in an intimate setting but also united fans for a worthy cause.
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