TIME TO GET PARTYINg! Ignore the weather to have festive fun Singles Night White night Crash course

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TIME TO GET PARTYINg! Ignore the weather to have festive fun Singles Night White night Crash course

IF the winter weather reduces your appetite for late night shenanigans, then you can hardly count yourself a true Glaswegian.

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It's the season to party and this week sees two of the biggest parties of the season on consecutive nights at The Arches, and two hipster favourites – Supermax and Optimo at the Sub Club – vying to win the title of most relevant Boxing Day bash.

Your Christmas clubbing calendar kicks off with this festive-themed edition of Singles Night, a firm Flying Duck favourite.

Regulars Chris "Beans" Geddes and Andrew Divine spin the 7-inch singles from every conceivable genre and decade.

l Flying Duck Christmas Party, tomorrow, 11pm- 3am, free before 11, £5 after that.

Dutch courage

After consuming your body weight in turkey and Quality Street on Christmas Day, take this opportunity to get active and lose a few lbs while placing your hands skywards to a varied spectrum of dance music.

The Arches' main room will be dominated by Dutchmen, with big room progressive trance from trio Dash Berlin and tech-trance from W&W.

In the dance arch, Londoner Michael Woods headlines alongside Bassjackers and Shermanology; the more house-y Alex Metric headlines the Playroom; and even in the cafe there is no respite as Ian McNab and Johnny Rea and ALBA ply their pounding hard trance.

l Colours Winter Party, The Arches, Boxing Day, 9.30pm -4am, £20.

There is barely time to recover from Colours before Inside Out takes over the same venue for a predictably chaotic rammy of techno and trance.

This time it will have a harder edge, with the previous night's house elements less prominent.

You are asked to wear white, as John O'Callaghan, Alex Kidd & Kutski, Judge Jules and DWX On Tour tear it up in typically riotous Inside Out style.

l Inside Out XL: White Party, The Arches, Tuesday Dec 27, 10pm-4am, £20.

JG Ballard's 1973 novel Crash is the most un-Christmassy of themes for a Boxing Day disco-fest, concerning as it does a group of people who are turned on by crashing cars.

If anyone can turn such a grubby concept into a high-energy all-night knees-up, then it is Der Supermax.

Book early because only 100 tickets will be available.

l Der Supermax Boxing Day Blowout, Blackfriars, Boxing Day, 9pm–2am, £10.

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